In our Comment section, we ask some of the industry’s leading minds to offer their thoughts on all things architecture. This year, that spanned from the Trump Sign controversy in Chicago to the role of women in the profession.
The president-elect of ASLA offers her views on the future of landscape architecture in New York City.
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 Dallas Museum Tower architect, Johnson Fain, answers critics.
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 This summer’s controversy over Donald Trump’s shiny new sign is just the latest chapter in a long history of such debates in Chicago. |
 Carlos Brillembourg relates his 1990 meeting with Oscar Niemeyer.
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 Designing for Community Continuity Elizabeth Kennedy explores the connection between history and landscape in Brooklyn. |
 Kick the Architectural Competition Habit Marshall Brown delineates the down side of architectural competitions. |
 A manifesto from the architecture lobby.
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 The Moody Nolan architect tells her story of how the profession is improving for women. |
 Brantley Hightower studies the way Texas’ tight oil boom is affecting the built environment. |
 Artist Dan Graham considers the master architect’s use of materials, views, and reflections. |