Includes bibliographical references (pages 162-168) and index.

Introduction: mapping the global architect of alterity -- 21st century global design processes. Architecture writ large -- Subverting the 'straight and narrow' -- Towards s globally equitable relationship between nature & humanity -- Global design perspectives: identity, materiality, & cultural diversity. New urban topologies -- Wholesale urbanism -- Towards a globalized "junk" architecture of magnitude -- The global nomad -- Globalizing architecture and design education. Towards a "globalized" studio environment: configuring reflexive spatial agendas -- Educating the 21st century global architect -- Conclusion: complexity, alterity, & the contemporary.