Failed Architecture

Buildings Born Ruins: Philosophy and Architecture After the Apocalypse

Nuria Ribas Costa

Nuria Ribas Costa moderates (and thinks about) a conversation between Daniel Barber and Lisa Doeland, exploring their work and perspectives on themes such as architecture, comfort, waste and the end of the world.

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The Petrocracy Underfoot

Martin Weiner

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Buildings Born Ruins: Philosophy and Architecture After the Apocalypse

Nuria Ribas Costa

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The Mole, The Snake, and the Acritarch

James Andrew Billingsley

Is there a measure of health, or wealth, that is not about this competitive increase, but about a horizontal redistribution?

Enough? Architecture and the Sufficiency Imperative

Daniel A. Barber

A Just Transition For The Building Sector w/ Architecture Lobby’s GND Working Group

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Your Home’s Skeleton Wants to Tell You Something

Danute Līva

No strangers to the presence of water flowing through the city

As Jakarta Sinks, the Rising Sea Presents a Convenient Scapegoat

Dewi Tan

What the Struggle Around California’s Hidden Lake Says About the Climate Crisis

James Brine

Statement on the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel

More than a morality tale of environmental hubris

Riding for Deliveroo w/ Callum Cant (pt.2)

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Nuclear Power Created the City of Oak Ridge, But it’s Also Destroying It

Juliana Jones-Beaton

Just White Noise

Paul Mosley

On Discomfort: Episode 7 w/ Exutoire, Juana, María Victoria and María

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The fog of logistics is as thick as the smoke from Canadian wildfires

Our capital is sinking, so let’s build a new one

The Human Cost of Concrete

Hamzah Al Asadulloh

Riding for Deliveroo w/Callum Cant (pt.1)

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