Open Call: Everywhere Walls, Borders, Prisons

Open Call: Everywhere Walls, Borders, Prisons

FA announces a new special series on the built environment's role in the production of the global periphery. Pitches will be accepted until November 20th, 2024.

Persevere through desires for collectivity, proximity, and intimacy

The Intentional Dilapidation of Historical Buildings Is Not Neglect, It’s a Subversive Act

How The Urban Eclipsed the City: An Interview with Ross Exo Adams

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The Virus Biennale: Shall We Call the Whole Thing Off?

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Architects and urban designers cannot pretend to be innocent, creative workers

We Participate, They Profit

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Singapore’s Scentless Growth is Built on the Brutal Extraction of Cambodian Sand and Imported Labour

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Coming to Terms with a Growth-Free Future

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Architects Declare a Climate Emergency But Can They Avoid Real Estate’s Greenwashing Tendencies?

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The material solutionism available to architects is unable to address some of the key drivers of climate disaster

Watch It Die: The Managed Decline of Tainted Architecture

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Bjarke Ingels and the Art of Greenwashing

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A Decade of Failed Architecture

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How the British Buried Their Imperial History Along with Wembley Stadium

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Constructing a museum is not a politically neutral act

Architecture’s Role in Erasing the Guggenheim’s Ongoing Legacy of Violent Extraction

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The Grenfell Elections: How Decent Housing Became Horribly, Brutally Possible

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99 Reasons to Support Independent Architecture Criticism in 2020

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Our task is to convert volumes of space into money

The Failed Architecture 2020 Wrecking Ball

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