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New Voices of Care

AN and the Pratt Institute introduce the published works of the inaugural New Voices in Architectural Journalism fellows

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We Made It Up

Editor’s note: Paranoid in Pittsburgh

The smoking world trade center, in black and white, as seen from brooklyn
20 Years On

Photographs from the edge

Looking south in Manhattan to low-slung buildings and the sky, now empty due to coronavirus
A Note From the Editor

Missing the mix

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Using it as a LEVER

LEVER Architecture’s Thomas Robinson discusses the impact California could have on the timber industry

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Editor's Note

Here’s to paid competitions!

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Decks (over) and Yards

After Hudson Yards, Sunnyside could be New York’s next megadevelopment

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Isozaki Wins

Why Arata Isozaki deserves the Pritzker

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Inclusive Recovery

Five years after Detroit’s bankruptcy, design fuels recovery

Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke
Good Riddance

Editorial: Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s tenure was a national disgrace

The Bauhaus Dessau building
Bauhaus Rocks

Controversy rocks the Bauhaus Dessau

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$1.7 billion Gadget

London dispatch: Bloomberg HQ should not have won this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize

The Australian pavilion at the 2018 Biennale, Grasslands Repair explored the interaction between landscape and architecture.
Post-pre-digital

The Venice Architecture Biennale turns away from the digital

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Cosmic Wonder

Apple Park and Louvre Abu Dhabi have created their own operating systems inside designer circles

(Courtesy La Biennale di Venezia)
Freespace For Real

The triumph of the one-liner in Venice

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An Ear for Architecture

Architects can still learn from Tom Wolfe

Critically Retrograde

Does Christopher Hawthorne have what it takes to plan for L.A.’s future?

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Out of Order

How should we really rank architecture schools?

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