Adham Sinan Abdallah Hameedat

The role of the artefacts of spatial domination and fragmentation utilised by the Israeli occupation in POTs is a clear demonstration of how ecient architecture, urbanism, geography, territorial and spatial tools, and measures can be utilised to imbed the politics of settler-colonialist regimes within the everyday spatial reality of the subjects that operate under it. Instrumentalisation of architecture takes a central stage in my research, under context, which can be volatile and charged. Programmable architecture at this level takes on a less viable role, and it’s only adapted to, accommodate what it necessitates. using spatial and territorial decolonization strategies namely: profanation and detournement to make use of the materialized residue of ethnic cleansing (rubble-Ra’dim) in the West Bank areas of the PoTs to resemble the vernacular, in prospect areas of a seizure by the occupation forces.