Climate change establishes humans as a disruptive geological force and reminds us of collective vulnerability, responsibility and uncertainty. However, science, policy and built environment debates have tended to overshadow accounts that address the historical, philosophical and ethical dimensions of living with environmental change. In the midst of this, architects are charged with redefining how we create and maintain our cities in order to limit environmental impacts and risks. This book examines the provisional aspects of architecture in relation to discussions around climate change,...