Contributors 7 Scaffolding, Empire and After Peter Scriver Structures 17 Modernism, Multi-racial Community and Mau Mau: Maragua 1953 RhodriWindsor-Liscombe, University of British Columbia 43 Between Colonial and Modern: Reception, Resistance and Reproduction in the Design of Government Housing for the New India Peter Scriver, University of Adelaide Identities 65 Rex Martienssen and the Irony of Imperial Modernism Harry Margalit, University of New SouthWales 83 The Invention of Colonial Regionalism, and its Critical and Profound Aftermath Mark Crinson, University of Manchester Networks 105 The Hidden Hand of Colonial Capital: Penal Labour and Public Works Anoma Pieris, University of Melbourne 127 Building a (post)colonial Technoscientific Network: Tropical Architecture, Building Science and the Politics of Decolonization Jiat-Hwee Chang, National University of Singapore/University of California, Berkeley 154 Imperial to International: the Empire Survey of Museums and its Aftermath Paul Walker, University of Melbourne