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University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban PlanningLatest Stories

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Labored Relations

Graduate students at the University of Michigan’s Taubman College are on strike for better pay

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Your Internet Connection Is Unstable

The pandemic put a strain on our digital infrastructures, especially in under-served communities

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Review in Revue

Experience the best student projects in these virtual end-of-year exhibitions

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The Future of Work Work Work Work Work

Practice, Product, Protocol makes the immaterial tangible

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It's Alive!

Upali Nanda uses neuroscience to understand buildings as living organisms

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Stock up on Dreams

EXTENTS and stock-a-studio create virtual spaces for Collective Reality

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Do You Even Lift?

Stock-a-studio fashions a modular gym for Materials & Applications

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Detroit Design

Detroit Design 139 showcases how Detroiters are reshaping their neighborhoods

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Recording Now

Outpost Office explores trampoline parks and more with Site Visit podcast

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Textile Hybrid

Fabrics could be the next big thing in facades

The University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning presents Lecture: Mitchell Silver

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OAUF

Akoaki designs a new future for Detroit’s Oakland Avenue Urban Farm

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Post-Prattural

Pratt exhibition looks at architecture of the Anthropocene

Fluid Boundaries

How the Rio Grande came to separate the U.S. and Mexico

Cutting Edge

Mónica Ponce de León and Oyler Wu Collaborative are among 2018 ACADIA Award winners

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Pop Rocks

T+E+A+M simulates natural processes to make spectacularly synthetic materials

Critical Needs in Planning the ‘Good City’: Lessons From Detroit

Dig It

Ten architecture shows to see in 2018

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