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a scene from the play Good Bones
Good Bones

James Ijames’s play directed by Saheem Ali asks: What color is gentrification?

Lebanese architect Khalil Khouri as a young man, riding his motorcycle.
All Things Must(’nt) Pass

Inside Beirut’s Interdesign Building, a retrospective about architect Khalil Khouri filled gaps in Lebanon’s collective memory

Residents of Columbus, Indiana, at the Robert N. Stewart Bridge
Total Community Project

American Modern by Matt Shaw with photography by Iwan Baan offers a collective history of Columbus, Indiana

rendering of a climatopia Oceanix
Climatopias

We should question the role of utopia in ideating climate solutions

View of Girlroom entry
A Room of One’s Own

Samiha Meem elevates the spatial politics of girlhood through her exhibition Girlroom at the Knowlton School of Architecture

Lydia Kallipoliti’s latest book Histories of Ecological Design: An Unfinished Cyclopedia
Ripple Effects

Lydia Kallipoliti untangles the contemporary relationship between nature and culture in Histories of Ecological Design: An Unfinished Cyclopedia

exhibition view of what is a school by secret poster club at a83
Unearthing the Forgotten

At a83, secret poster club asks: what is a school?

cover image of The Monster Leviathan by Aaron Betsky
Anarchitecture Abounds

With The Monster Leviathan, Aaron Betsky offers a sweeping survey of the ideas and works that haunt contemporary architecture

interior view of Center for Architecture’s first floor where the exhibition Constructing Hope: Ukraine is staged
Haty and Cohaty

Constructing Hope: Ukraine foregrounds memory, communal organizing, and resiliency at Center for Architecture

display case showing archival materials
Living through Correalism

Frederick Kiesler: Vision Machines at the Jewish Museum sheds light on one of the 20th century’s most interesting polymaths

Sexto Panteon in Chacarita Cemetery
“Senorita Arquitecto”

In Chacarita Moderna: The Brutalist Necropolis of Buenos Aires, Itala Fulvia Villa’s architectural authorship of the necropolis is reclaimed

book layout spread
Falling Short

Harvard’s new book on the state of housing underscores architecture’s limits

Get Real

Tiny packages, shiny houses, and the ceaseless project of desire are at the center of Nathan Fielder’s The Curse

Ex Nihilo

Patrick Parrish Gallery’s Tribeca swan song, Object Chandigarh, showcases furniture by Pierre Jeanneret

More Architects Should Get Lost in the Desert

The second iteration of the Sharjah Architecture Triennial, curated by Tosin Oshinowo, reimagines adaptability

Straw, Wood, and Stone

How to Build a Low-Carbon Home is an accessible and instructive guide for home-building during the climate emergency

Vitruvius in Circulation

André Tavares examines how the work of Vitruvius relays the “symbiotic relationship” between print and the built environment

Historic Data Portraits

A Cooper Hewitt exhibition stages visualizations by W. E. B. Du Bois with Art Nouveau artifacts

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