Architecture

The Project That’s Transforming a Historic Baton Rouge Corridor Built by Enslaved People

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Tulane School of Architecture’s inaugural Architecture Fellows joining as new faculty for the 2021-2023 cohort are Omar Ali (left) and Emmanuel Osorno.

Designers, Educators Omar Ali and Emmanuel Osorno Join Tulane as Fellows

University class held outdoors

How a Year-old Virtual University is Changing Design Education

Stuyvesant Town in Manhattan

Housing in Brief: Discrimination Against Voucher Holders Spurs Lawsuit in New York

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The Future of Monumentality: Alternatives to Monumentality

A Woman’s Place Is in the City

Design Justice for an Unjust World

The Brooklyn Bridge

Formerly Hidden, Beautiful Infrastructure is Now Back in the Limelight

A woman architect working on plans

More Equity in Architecture Equals More Equitable Development

Dana Cuff on Backyard Houses, an Architect’s Role in Affordable Housing, and Spatial Justice in L.A.

The Shape of (Housing) Things to Come

Uncovering Manhattan’s Authoritarian Architecture

Chicago Introduces Bird-Friendly Building Ordinance

Santa Fe Artist Housing Backers Hope Third Time’s the Charm

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Michael Ford on the Hip Hop Architecture Camp

Timber Is a Hot Topic in Georgia Politics

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