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Davis Richardson

is a licensed architect in Texas and holds an M.Arch from the University of Texas at Austin. He is an architect at REX in New York City and has served as faculty at NJIT and the Architectural Association. In addition to The Architect's Newspaper, his work and writing have been featured in the A+D Museum, Texas Architect, Paprika!, PLAT, ISSUE, and SXSW.
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Live–Perform Space

Four designers configure a Brooklyn loft for artful inhabitation and exhibition

A New Order

For rE-ordering architecture, four researchers establish new column styles with 3D-printed clay

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Deep Relief

A sculptural foam installation demonstrates the promise of a new technology-focused degree at Penn

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Let’s Get Phygital

Parallel Rules showcases work by six architects that expands ideas of what a drawing can be

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Kind Tech

2022 ACADIA conference, Hybrids & Haecceities, covers extra-disciplinary collaboration, the importance of tiny things, and the ethics of artificial intelligence

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Computational Non-binary

The 2022 ACADIA conference, kicking off later this month in Philadelphia, will explore new modes of practice

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Light Touch

A midcentury apartment in Harlem receives a minimalist renovation by Drawing Agency

Building By Nature

University of Virginia School of Architecture biomaterials exhibition showcases material potential of timber and mushrooms

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A New Clarity

PEARL acoustics lab allows researchers to build totally immersive sonic environments

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A Formula For Structure

Formulations pulls back the curtain on the inextricable link between math and architecture

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Light And Dark

Tom Wiscombe Architecture’s Dark Chalet touches down on Powder Mountain

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Life Imitates Art

Aesthetics, architecture, and responsibility collide in Reality Modeled After Images

Realigning

ACADIA 2021 put the focus squarely on the human side

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In-Depth

Stephanie Lin leads students Beyond the Surface at Syracuse University

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Generative, Not Parametric

ParametricArchitecture’s Computational Design: NEXT 6.0 digs deep into the future

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Take Things One Object At A Time

One Object at a Time showcases the power of the A+D Museum’s leap to virtual-only shows

Drift, a curbed timber bridge, spanning a grassy ravine and a child crossing it
Drifted Into Place

Volkan Alkanoglu drops a swooping parametric timber bridge in Fort Worth, Texas

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