Cruising Pavilion: Architecture, Dissident Sex and Cruising Cultures New York and with deep empathy informed

and with deep empathy informed by her own

and musings on projects that might be deemed “cultural junk

William Eggleston

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Cruising Pavilion: Architecture, Dissident Sex and Cruising Cultures New York and with deep empathy informedCruising Pavilion: Architecture, Dissident Sex and Cruising Cultures examines the influence of cruising cultures on architecture and urban life, unfolding a typology of spaces produced by sexualprimarily gaysubcultures. From the appropriation of sites such as parks, public restrooms, and streets to purpose built spaces like sex clubs, bars, and bathhouses, as well as the new form of virtual drive generated by geosocial dating apps, cruising has