- The Foundation
- About us
- Publications and Press
- Exhibitions
- Lectures and Public Events
- Network and contributors
- Grants and Awards
- Contact
- Projects
- Agdam – Barda: Along the borders of Azerbaijan and Armenia
- Amsterdam North Infographic
- Amsterdam West
- Archive of displacement
- Atlas of the Conflict, Israel – Palestine
- Border Ecologies Exhibition at The Harvard Graduate School of Design
- BLUE: Architecture of UN Peacekeeping Missions
- Design for Legacy initiative
- Drones and Honeycombs
- George Orwell drives on road #6
- Ghost Town
- Golden Heart Pavilion: First community building for Ein Hawd
- Green Zone Red Zone, the Hague
- Hotel Abkhazia
- Lectures Harvard GSD
- New Map of Tbilisi
- Object, Tbilisi
- One Land and Platform Paradise
- One Land Two Systems Magazine
- Oxidized city: Trip to Rustavi, Georgia
- The first top-down Palestinian city
- Reconstruction of Memory
- Lifta after zionist planning
- Conference: Reconstruction of Memory
- Report: Reconstruction of Memory
- Interview with Yakoub Odeh: Memories and hope to return
- Interview with Khaldun Bshara: Preservation under occupation
- Interview with Andrew Herscher: Violence, Destruction and International Law
- Politics of cultural heritage: Mapping the distribution of UNESCO sites across the world
- Retreat
- Territoria
- UNMANNED: Architecture and Security Series (Books)
- Village (Book)
- Where is Israel?
- Zoo, or the letter Z, just after Zionism
- ^Occupied
The Foundation for Achieving Seamless Territory is an architectural think-tank that works on the intersection between architecture, planning, and human rights. FAST seeks to improve the quality of the built environment and people's livelihoods in conflict-affected regions. Our projects include the award-winning book 'Atlas of the Conflict: Israel-Palestine,' 'Village. One Land Two Systems and Platform Paradise,' the long-term collaborative research project on the legacy of UN missions with the Center on International Cooperation at NYU and 'BLUE: Architecture of UN Peacekeeping Missions,' the 2016 Dutch entry to the Venice Architecture Biennale. FAST is led by Malkit Shoshan.
- The Foundation
- About us
- Publications and Press
- Exhibitions
- Lectures and Public Events
- Network and contributors
- Grants and Awards
- Contact
- Projects
- Agdam – Barda: Along the borders of Azerbaijan and Armenia
- Amsterdam North Infographic
- Amsterdam West
- Archive of displacement
- Atlas of the Conflict, Israel – Palestine
- Border Ecologies Exhibition at The Harvard Graduate School of Design
- BLUE: Architecture of UN Peacekeeping Missions
- Design for Legacy initiative
- Drones and Honeycombs
- George Orwell drives on road #6
- Ghost Town
- Golden Heart Pavilion: First community building for Ein Hawd
- Green Zone Red Zone, the Hague
- Hotel Abkhazia
- Lectures Harvard GSD
- New Map of Tbilisi
- Object, Tbilisi
- One Land and Platform Paradise
- One Land Two Systems Magazine
- Oxidized city: Trip to Rustavi, Georgia
- The first top-down Palestinian city
- Reconstruction of Memory
- Lifta after zionist planning
- Conference: Reconstruction of Memory
- Report: Reconstruction of Memory
- Interview with Yakoub Odeh: Memories and hope to return
- Interview with Khaldun Bshara: Preservation under occupation
- Interview with Andrew Herscher: Violence, Destruction and International Law
- Politics of cultural heritage: Mapping the distribution of UNESCO sites across the world
- Retreat
- Territoria
- UNMANNED: Architecture and Security Series (Books)
- Village (Book)
- Where is Israel?
- Zoo, or the letter Z, just after Zionism
- ^Occupied
The Foundation for Achieving Seamless Territory is an architectural think-tank that works on the intersection between architecture, planning, and human rights. FAST seeks to improve the quality of the built environment and people's livelihoods in conflict-affected regions. Our projects include the award-winning book 'Atlas of the Conflict: Israel-Palestine,' 'Village. One Land Two Systems and Platform Paradise,' the long-term collaborative research project on the legacy of UN missions with the Center on International Cooperation at NYU and 'BLUE: Architecture of UN Peacekeeping Missions,' the 2016 Dutch entry to the Venice Architecture Biennale. FAST is led by Malkit Shoshan.
