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Brute Force Architecture and its Discontents

Brute Force Architecture and its Discontents

“Globalization destabilizes and redefines both the way architecture is produced and that which architecture produces.” — Rem Koolhaas
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Graphic Utility

Graphic Utility

Developing a flexible, city-wide graphic system
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Who Wants to Pay for a Building Twice?

Who Wants to Pay for a Building Twice?

A Provisional List of Challenges for Practicing Human-Centered Architecture
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Form Follows Fable

Form Follows Fable

One can only talk to themselves for so long before they get tired of the company.
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Are Designers Letting Autonomous Vehicles Shape Future Cities?

Are Designers Letting Autonomous Vehicles Shape Future Cities?

Very few architects and urban designers are involved in real-world work with autonomous vehicles
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Exploring Civic Futures

Exploring Civic Futures

Searching for the missing link between design for humans and systems
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Designing Fukuoka 2030

Designing Fukuoka 2030

Reflections on a weeklong Civic Futures workshop in Japan
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America Loves an Underdog

America Loves an Underdog

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Lionizing the overdue investment in New York’s branch libraries

Lionizing the overdue investment in New York’s branch libraries

Notes on a design proposal
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Fringe benefits

Fringe benefits

Independent work beyond the individual (part 3/3)
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Market realities and networked dreams

Market realities and networked dreams

Independent work between the cracks of the old economy (part 2/3)
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The Leading Edge

The Leading Edge

Independents are an early warning system for the economy (part 1/3)
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Bye bye, Busytown

Bye bye, Busytown

Understanding independent work (part 0/3)
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Secluded innovation

Secluded innovation

The big innovations of Silicon Valley are not technical but social, and it feels creepy to watch a cult become culture
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