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Somewhere Studio Discuss Architecture and Practice as an Ongoing Process of Conversation and Investigation | Features
Jessica Colangelo and Charles Sharpless, principals of Somewhere Studio, in the Salvage Swings prototype. Image © Somewhere Studio Enthusiasm…
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Kate Katz and Ryan Shaaban, Tulane University MArch graduates, Consider the Urban Grid’s Relationship to Sea Level Rise | Features
anchor Redefining the Gradient: Reestablishing the dynamic relationship between natural and urban communities. Project…
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University of Toronto Graduate Student Rachel Chan Visualizes The Everyday Futures of Big Data | Features
anchor Everyday Data by Rachel Chan Data has become a commodity that influences the…
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UCLA’s Chinmayi Suri, Xinran Ge, and Xue Zhao Reshape LA’s Mountaintops | Features
anchor Third Mountain by Chinmayi Suri, Xinran Ge and Xue Zhao. Advised by Associate…
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Architectural Memory and Film with UCLA’s Alekya Malladi, Gesthimani Roumpani, and Yanrong Yang | Features
INCOGNITO by Alekya Malladi, Gesthimani Roumpani, Yanrong Yang. Advised by Natasha Sandmeier and Nathan Su. Architecture and it’s ability…
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MIT M.Arch Graduate Angeline Jacques Designs a New Conceptual Framework for Glacier National Park | Features
Mission 2066: A National Park for the Anthropocene by Angeline Jacques Recent MIT M.Arch graduate Angeline Jacques focuses her…
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Academia and Social Responsibility: A Closer Look at Tulane School of Architecture’s Graduate Programs | Features
Image courtesy of Tulane University School of Architecture Located in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the heart of the Gulf…
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X-WORLDS: UCLA’s 2020 IDEAS Summer Studio Transforms Their Summer Programming Into an Incubator for Remote Exploration | Features
Do Trees Dream While in Electric Sleep? Work by Maira Yasir. Alter Worlds (Entertainment Module) Image courtesy of UCLA…
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Cooking Sections Explains Their Efforts to Adapt to Changing Ecosystems Through Food and Architecture | Features
Photograph by Ruth Clark. At low tide, a cluster of cages emerge from beneath the recessing waters of Loch…
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Redesigning Las Vegas: Entertainment Architecture for the Experience Economy | Features
While Las Vegas is as popular as ever, visitors are spending less time on the casino floor. According to…
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