Jack Balderrama Morley, Author at The Architect’s Newspaper

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Among the Trees

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater lets in the light with low-iron glass

September 30, 2020 • East, Facades+

The freedom garden, rendering of people walking through a park and seeing a monument

Moving Forward

Phil Freelon’s legacy lives on in the North Carolina Freedom Park

September 2, 2020 • Feature, Landscape Architecture, Southeast

An angular glass building jutting through the trees

The Green Wave

WEISS/MANFREDI’s new building for Tulane makes the most of clear glass

August 28, 2020 • Facades+, Southwest

Photo of Portland, Oregon, skyline

RIP

Portland, Oregon, passes sweeping infill housing measure for low-density neighborhoods

August 13, 2020 • Development, In Brief, West

Photo of an empty construction site

In Brief

Racist graffiti spurs construction stoppages at Ohio construction sites

August 10, 2020 • In Brief, Midwest

Photo of desks at the Yale School of Architecture

In Brief

The Visibility Project analyzes racism and discrimination at Yale School of Architecture

August 4, 2020 • East, Education, In Brief

Screenshot from the New Grounds for Design Education virtual conference

In Brief

Students and alumni gather for conference on racism in architecture schools

July 31, 2020 • In Brief

The Arte looking upward at the balconies which overlook the shore

Florida Ziggurat

Arte greets the South Florida shore with cantilevered balconies and operable walls

July 29, 2020 • East, Facades+

Rendering of the Cherry Groce Memorial by Adjaye Associates at night

The Shape of Justice

Adjaye Associates designs memorial for Cherry Groce, who was shot by British police

July 8, 2020 • Architecture, International, Unveiled

Photo of Chicago skyline

NOF in Need

Chicago is looking for architects for neighborhood development projects

July 2, 2020 • Development, Midwest, News

Photo of The Center in Oakland, California

Public Service

CAW Architects’ new educational kitchen lent a hand to a local food bank

June 24, 2020 • Architecture, News, West

Winning Design

Yale architecture students win HUD affordable housing competition

June 23, 2020 • Architecture, Education, News, Southwest

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New NOMA

National Organization of Minority Architects redefines mission amid nationwide protests

June 1, 2020 • National, News, Professional Practice

Photo of San Francisco's Skid Row

Corona Column

An architect’s introduction to unemployment during the pandemic

May 7, 2020 • National, Professional Practice

Photo of a one dollar bill. Such money can be acquired as part of coronavirus relief efforts

Corona Column

What architects need to know about coronavirus small business relief programs

April 17, 2020 • National, Professional Practice, Round Up

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Corona Column

How architecture is exacerbating the coronavirus crisis for minorities and Black Americans

April 10, 2020 • Architecture, National, Professional Practice

Photo of a welder at work

Corona Column

The COVID-19 pandemic could change the way we make things

April 3, 2020 • National, Professional Practice, Round Up

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