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Why Architecture's Identity Problem Should Matter to the Rest of Us
Architecture remains an elite and homogenous profession, clinging to institutional barriers that have thwarted diversity.
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Why 'The Death of Architecture' May Not Be Such a Bad Thing
Public health may provide a viable model for those who became architects in order to make people’s lives better, not just cater to the 1 percent.
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Russian Firm Introduces a Mini-Hotel for Weary Air Travelers
Say goodbye to sleeping on airport floors, at least if you're flying into Moscow.
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Could Cyber-Gardening Be the New Urban Gardening?
At an experimental algae farm, technology, biology, and architecture unite to educate the public.
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100-Mile Houses Expand the Locavore Movement From Food to Architecture
Creating a home entirely from local materials challenges builders to carefully consider every piece of the structure, from the foundation to the eaves
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Travel Woes: How American Airports Lost Their Glamour
The dissolution of the industry was reflected in airports, where architectural innovation was quickly pushed aside to make room for quick, easy fixes.
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Intermission: Ice Cube Lays Down Architectural Wisdom
"This is goin' green 1949 style, bitch."
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Calling All Guerrilla Designers: The Venice Architecture Biennale Wants You
Hurry up and submit your DIY design solution for inclusion into the biggest architecture show in the world.
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A New Architectural Standard for Sustainable-Minded Companies
For building owners looking for a holistic approach to sustainability, SEED offers a new path.
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Can an Architect Save the Great Lakes from Asian Carp?
Architect Jeanne Gang has a utopian vision for stopping an insatiable predator.
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Can Manhattan's High Line Be Replicated? Several Cities Are Trying
Every week, it seems, a different city is pitching its old steel rails as the “next” High Line.
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The Promise of Spaceship Apple
With his design for a nature-building hybrid, Sir Norman Foster is swapping out one vision of the world for another.
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In Washington, D.C., a Museum Gets a Cinematic Makeover
This spring, millions of people strolling at night near the National Mall in Washington, D.C. will be able to see a museum turned inside out.
