Architecture and Cities Research Forum: “Climatic Assemblages – Siting Climate Knowledge Production” by Guy Sinclair

Climatic Assemblages explores the technical, social and cultural modes in which climate knowledge is assembled across the spatial, textual and technological sites of climate science and ecotheology. I investigate these sites of climate knowledge production to situate climate scientific knowledge practices and examine the relations between this as a dominant mode with an alternative view of climatic relations through Roman and Anglo-Catholic ecotheology. The pairing offers the opportunity to explore the diffractive possibility of productive adjacencies, complements and distinctions in modes of knowing climate and ways of living within climates.