Cop Academy An expanded scope for a training facility in Chicago raises questions about how—and if—architects should engage with carceral projects September 7, 2022 • Comment, Development, Editor's Picks, Midwest, Urbanism
Non-Fungible Architecture? Op-ed: With NFTs, renderings take on new currency, representing a fundamental shift April 20, 2021 • Architecture, Art, Featured, Letter to the Editor, National
Silver Lining Op-ed: Architects survived the Trump years by adopting critical, activist viewpoints; they shouldn’t abandon them now. April 1, 2021 • Letter to the Editor, National, Professional Practice
People Power In Architecture and Labor, Peggy Deamer recognizes architects are workers January 11, 2021 • Architecture, National, Professional Practice, Review
This Brutal World Public opinion has softened its views on Brutalism. That isn’t enough to stay the wrecking ball. September 29, 2020 • East, Op-Ed, Preservation
Wait, it Won't? Opinion: No, ‘PR-chitecture’ won’t save us from the pandemic June 12, 2020 • Architecture, Design, International, Letter to the Editor, Op-Ed
