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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.

The Underline
Multimodal in Miami

Phase Two of The Underline, led by GSLA Design, opens to the public in Miami

Fun in the Florida Sun

In Miami, Stratosferica and Future of Cities present the first U.S. edition of city-making festival Utopian Hours

Visible Cities

Utopian Hours in Turin, Italy, gathered experts who are transforming where we live, work, and play

Civic Engagement

Studio Gang to lead Phase 1 transformation of Denver’s Civic Center

Flashes of Insight

The Neon Museum’s Duck Duck Shed shows we can still learn from Las Vegas

Talkin’ in Turin

Utopian Hours will host three days of events that bring together urbanists from around the world

Clock’s Ticking

Paved Paradise is a useful survey on the state of parking

“Representation Matters”

IIT appoints Maria A. Villalobos Hernandez as director of Master of Landscape Architecture and Urbanism program

Grade Change

Philadelphia’s Thomas Paine Plaza will be overhauled with accessibility upgrades and green space

After Gentrification

American cities are 70 percent suburban by area. What can architects do about it?

Great Lakes Greats

The 2023 Joyce Awards winners use art to aid communities

Building Together

The Davos Baukultur Alliance wants to change how our cities are built. Will it work?

Streets, Plazas, and Parks

Outdoor Spaces will return on April 27 to highlight issues related to ecology, sustainability, public space, and urban planning

portrait of mike davis
1946–2022

Anthony Fontenot assesses Mike Davis’s impact on the world of architecture and shares a story of post-Katrina solidarity

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“A radical politics of hope”

AN shares tributes to Mike Davis (1946–2022)

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The Sour Broker

Ralph Fiennes plays an angry Robert Moses in Straight Line Crazy

Utopian Hours 2022 A World of 8 Billion Cities poster
8 Billion People, 8 Billion Cities

Utopian hours returns in 2022 with a focus on urban space at a global scale

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