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.

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?

Damrak 70 before redevelopment

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)

Bijlmer: a Reputation Blown to Smithereens?

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The Rebuilding of a ‘Hornet’s Nest’ in Kaliningrad

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