Prison Architecture and the Question of Ethics
SAN FRANCISCO — Faced with lawsuits and a growing mountain of damning research, New York City officials decided last month to ban solitary confinement for prison inmates 21 and younger….
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How Hurricane Katrina saved some of New Orleans’ most historic art from obscurity
For much of the five years it took to restore the historic New Orleans Lakefront Airport, the only occupants with air conditioning in the dank, mold-filled wreck left by Hurricane…
The Shortlist For The ‘Building Of The Year’ Awards Showcases Innovation Across The Globe
From a pool of over 3,000 buildings designed and created in the past year, the folks over at Arch Daily have narrowed down their annual Building of the Year nominations….
Female Architects’ Inspiring Words Of Wisdom For Young Women In The Field
This article originally appeared on ArchDaily. by Karissa Rosenfield Architects’ Journal has released the shortlist of their annual Women in Architecture awards, naming 17 established and emerging practitioners who have…
ONES TO WATCH | Kunlé Adeyemi
Bio Kunle Adeyemi’s projects center on building around water, and even on top of it. – And Adeyemi earned a place alongside master architect David Adjaye as one of Africa’s…