From the ubiquity of spatial controls and surveillance, down to their material finishes, New York City’s public housing and New York state prisons bear a familial likeness. Having lived in both environments, E. Paris Whitfield elucidates the way the city’s underfunded public housing system socializes tenants into the state’s prison system.
The Intentional Dilapidation of Historical Buildings Is Not Neglect, It’s a Subversive Act
Natasha Tabachnikoff
Singapore’s Scentless Growth is Built on the Brutal Extraction of Cambodian Sand and Imported Labour
Robert John and William Jamieson
Architects Declare a Climate Emergency But Can They Avoid Real Estate’s Greenwashing Tendencies?
Miriam McGarry
