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Jacobsians and Jacobins

Owen Hatherley’s Walking the Streets/Walking the Projects asks “what a new generation of American socialists might learn” from New York and Washington, D.C.

Ethnographic Accounts

City Limits sees urban interstate development through the eyes of community organizers

Scarborough Civic Centre is featured in the book Atrium
An Act of Urban Introversion

Charles Rice explores the contemporary implications of atria in his latest book Atrium

Photo City installation
Photo City

A new exhibition at the Kengo Kuma & Associates–designed V&A Museum in Dundee, Scotland, explores how photography has shaped cities

performance view of Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors
Grenfell Forever

Gillian Slovo’s Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors at St. Ann’s Warehouse is a chilling reminder for New Yorkers that it could happen here too

installation view of Tropical Modernism
Hidden Figures

Tropical Modernism reexamines the legacy of the 20th-century movement in Ghana and India

An Anatomy of Influence

Perfect Days elevates the everyday—not unlike Bêka & Lemoine’s Moriyama-San

Timothée Chalamet in desert landscape in Dune: Part Two
Sandstorm

Denis Villeneuve’s Dune series takes the designer’s task of “worldbuilding” to new heights

portrait of Vincent Scully
Celebrity Academic

A biography of Vincent Scully documents the historian’s life, work, and American architecture from the postwar period to the present

Arab Design Now at Design Doha
First Hope, Then Power

The inaugural Design Doha biennale showcases the creative talent of the MENA region

spiral of numbers by Es Devlin
Memory Place

At the Cooper Hewitt An Atlas of Es Devlin centers the groundbreaking work of the British set designer

cover of 100 women book
The Glass Ceiling

RIBA’s 100 Women: Architects in Practice is a showcase of global talent and a pursuit in architectural activism

Befriending Buildings

Creatures are Stirring by Joseph Altshuler and Julia Sedlock is billed as a “guide to architectural companionship”

A Cure for the Blandemic

In his new book, Humanize, Thomas Heatherwick makes a case against boring architecture

Split and Set

Leong Leong delivers an elevated, arts-oriented apartment building for Ray Philly

Architectures of Care

Brittany Utting’s new book challenges conventional definitions of “care” within architectural practice

Wright Done Right

Frank Lloyd Wright’s paper architecture comes to life at the Westmoreland Museum of Art

Exceeding the Field of Vision

Groundswell at the Nasher Sculpture Center gives the women of land art the retrospective they deserve

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