America’s history with racism is reflected in brick and mortar. New York’s MoMA takes a look at inequality and oppression through the lens of architecture.…
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended nearly everything we considered to be normal—and that includes how and what architects design. Read how leading firms across the…
While the new AIA Code of Ethics doesn’t prevent architects from designing places of incarceration, it does forbid death chambers and torture rooms. By Jonathan…
We discuss tactile paving, its different forms, its history, and its means of implementation. Written by Lilly Cao Accessibility is one of the most important…
Youth programs around the country are doing their part to diversify the profession By Jesse Dorris By now, the facts should be as familiar as…
Bias is built into how cities allocate public space—but can coronavirus and protests help transform city planning in the United States? One Chicago landscape architect…
Racial inequity is historically and literally built into the country’s landscape—here’s how we can begin to fix that By Meaghan O’Neill In 2016, when Michelle…
The built environment turns into an attraction, populated not by citizens but rather by users who feel the need to self-document their lives. Written by…
The week on Dezeen, Graffiti artist Banksy sketched a memorial to slavery and, architects and designers promoted black-owned studios. Tom Ravenscroft The week on Dezeen,…
According to architects who specialize in equity and justice. By Diana Budds The conversation around how race impacts the structures of our cities has evolved…