Abe Hayeem, chair of Architects and Planners for Justice in Palestine (APJP), speaks with arenaofspeculation.org in a discussion covering professional ethics and modes of action being taken by architects and planners in solidarity with the Palestinian spatial struggle.
Specifically, the discussion focuses on the work of APJP in highlighting the role of Israeli architects and planners in ongoing practices of colonization, and in holding them accountable for these actions through international bodies and, further, how this work closely mirrors the role of UK Architects Against Apartheid (UKAAA) in the South African struggle.
See the interview: Abe Hayeem (Architects and Planners for Justice in Palestine)
Homa Umigdal (Wall and Tower), early Zionist settlement typology (Wikimedia Commons)
Abe Hayeem is an architect, peace activist and the chair and co-founder of Architects & Planners for Justice in Palestine. He has written for the Guardian Comment is Free, Architecture Week, Building Design, Palestine News, Red Pepper, and the IOA.