Chapter1: Introduction: Star Architecture in and across European
PartI: Approaching star architecture in and across cities in Europe
Chapter2: Star architecture as socio-material assemblages
Chapter3: The representation of star architecture between local and global identities
Chapter4: Star architectures interplays and urban effects on cities
Chapter5: Star architecture and the field of urban design
Chapter6: Star architecture spreads in Europe: Culture-led waterfront projects between 1990 and 2015
PartII: Star architecture and the media
Chapter7: The circulation of news and images: Star architecture and its media effects
Chapter8: Architecture of the image: Photography acting in urban landscapes
Chapter9: Star architecture from below: Narratives and images from the social networks
PartIII: Urban performances of star architecture
Chapter10: The multifarious effects of star architecture: The case of Kunsthaus Graz
Chapter11: Situating star architecture projects: The case of Phaeno in Wolfsburg
Chapter12: The political context of star architecture projects: The case of the Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Luzern (KKL)
Chapter13: Star architecture and the boundaries of tourism: The case of Paris
Chapter14: Euro-Star-Architecture: Comparing high-speed rail stations in Europe
PartIV: Star architecture in heritage rich cities
Chapter15: Star architecture landing in UNESCO Sites: Local frictions and new perspectives
Chapter16: The challenges of star architecture in historic cities: The case of the Acropolis Museum in Athens
Chapter17: Star architecture and the urban landscape: The case of Vienna
PartV: Conclusions
Chapter18: Conclusions: Lessons learnt and future research
Chapter19: Commentary: Parallel realities: Star architecture and overtourism in the age of internet.