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National #03 - 04.01.2017Latest Stories

View onto the skyline of chicago with a call to decolonize architecture
Architecture’s Colonial Reckoning

Calls to “decolonize” architecture have been gaining support, but what does this actually mean?

(Courtesy Georgia Tech School of Architecture)
Digital Download

Talking about our tech future with the Digital Building Lab

(Courtesy Peppercomm)
Urbanism to the Xtreme

URBAN-X accelerator wants to transform cities, one semester at a time

Bowled Over

An historic skatepark is replicated—and memorialized—in Tampa

Next Big Thing

Is Jacksonville, Florida’s best hope for a post-climate change megacity?

Miami Nice

Who you need to know in Miami’s up-and-coming design scene

Under Magnitude

4,672 ultrathin aluminum strips compose THEVERYMANY’s Orlando convention center installation

DOCO-OH NO

As Cuba’s economy embraces global tourism, modernist works fall under threat

Shopping Re-Center

The old mall is dead and Florida’s largest retail developments are showing what comes next

Urban Activism

Miami’s working-class neighborhoods organize to reject gentrification

Miami Beach Elegy

Ant Farm’s Chip Lord turns his sights on Miami for his latest installment of sea-level rise documentaries

Pricey Stuff

Miami’s jet-set mixes art, design, and luxury, leading to a new wave of high-design condo projects

Gastronomical

Philippe Starck crafts nautical dream world for new Miami restaurant

Studio Visit

Shulman & Associates blends global influences and new urbanism into its Miami practice

Arquitectonic Shift

40 years after its founding, the landmark firm Arquitectonica continues to shape Miami and beyond

Making No Small Plans

Optimism fuels Miami’s mega-developments, but a denser Miami isn’t a sure thing

In the Clouds

Verner Panton–inspired playground coming to Fort Lauderdale airport

Star Struck

A Planet Hollywood becomes a Victorian observatory in Orlando’s Disney Springs

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