Carceral Sinks: A Silent Toxic Jail Boom in the US

Carceral Sinks: A Silent Toxic Jail Boom in the US

In the US, officials increasingly look to toxic sites to incarcerate populations deemed both temporary and surplus.

Architecture on the Move: Refugee Dwellings in Amsterdam

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Photo Essay: Hiroshima’s Motomachi

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Neighbourhood Forums as Mediums of Direct Democracy in Istanbul

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There’s a Generation Shift Occurring in Our Assessment of Modernist Architecture

Saviour or Parasite?

New York’s Worst Architecture – The Bukharian House

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Monte Barreto: a New Center for Havana?

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Gurgaon’s Gateway Tower: A Symbol of Unsustainability

The Mysterious Adventures of the Boy in the Yellow Cap

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FA#10: Beyond Failure

FA#11: A Brutal(ist) Assault on Amsterdam’s Inner City?

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A City Formerly Known as Sadness – Tin Shui Wai

FA Workshop: Re-imagining Campanhã, Porto

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What’s Happening in Istanbul? A Prologue

Merve Bedir Gezi

Is Failure Central to the Architectural Profession?

Failure, Narrative, Politics & Architecture

Why L.A. is Important

(Counter) Productive Dystopia

Public Space in Cairo: A Fragmented Archipelago

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Towards a Design-City (Post-Design-Capital)