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Re: Letter From Italy

A reflection on the right to the city after the fifth edition of Alcova concluded in Milan

Letter From Italy

Alcova, a temporary design exhibition in Milan, takes place within a wider context of real estate speculation

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Introducing Point Access Blocks

Why does American multifamily architecture look so banal? Here’s one reason

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Money Talk

Architects should design their businesses just like they design their buildings

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Curated Interference

Making the most of in-person educational encounters in a digital world

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Hustler Classicism

Why is there a shrunken replica of a 2,000-year-old Roman temple on West 51st Street?

A Man of Many Colors

Exploring how to celebrate Blackness without flattening it into a single category of experience

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Continuing the Conversation

Five points toward decolonizing architecture

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Designing an Island’s Future

After Hurricane Fiona, Puerto Rico must lead with infrastructural innovation

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The Search for Public Good

Shunning tribalism and embracing community will help cities like Jackson emerge from the crises that have come to define them

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Claustrophobic in Austin

Windowless dorm rooms are proliferating, exacerbating a growing student mental health crisis. They should be banned.

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We Dissent. Architects for Abortion Access!

Why the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization matters for architects and architecture students

Three Women Deans

Recent academic departures offer lessons about how architectural education should change

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Another Base

In response to the SCI-Arc Basecamp controversy, here’s an alternate list of advice for those heading into the profession

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Human Experience Required

Op-ed: Refining climate solutions through a people-first approach

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Bad Building

Architecture’s aesthetics should support, rather than sabotage, a building’s function

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Building Memory

Op-ed: Why interpretive centers matter in an era of social change

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A Healthier City for All

Op-ed: Social amenities can make space for social equity

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