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Stephen Zacks
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Profiles
Mexico City’s Locus Blends Vernacular Architecture with Climate Reparations
Sana Frini and Jachen Schleich defined a reinvigorating pathway for thinking about climate repair from the perspective of subtropical regions.
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Viewpoints
These Students are Reclaiming Community Through Experimental Design
Future100 award–winning student projects reimagine what nurtures society—and what the traditional housing market neglects.
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These Architecture Students Explore the Healing Power of Water
Design projects centered on water promote wellness, celebrate infrastructure, and reconnect communities with their environment.
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Young Designers Shape the Future of Water
In designs for projects like the Material Research Center in Santa Monica, California, Qing Yin uses convincing first-person drawings to articulate architectural concepts.
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Profiles
Qing Yin’s Passion for Storytelling Informs Her Design Process
In designs for projects like the Material Research Center in Santa Monica, California, Qing Yin uses convincing first-person drawings to articulate architectural concepts.
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Projects
Is Paris’s Olympics Architecture Right-Sized for our Times?
With its tight environmental targets, reuse of historic landmarks, and adaptable housing, Paris 2024 aims to make hosting the Olympics thrifty and useful to the city.
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Milwaukee’s WaterMarks Initiative Builds a Community Connection to Water
New York-based environmental artist Mary Miss, conceived of WaterMarks: An Atlas of Water for the City of Milwaukee to help tell the city's water story.
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Tom Lee Park Mixes It Up in Memphis
Located on the Mississippi River waterfront, the park is part of a plan to help different classes, communities, and histories commingle.
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David Geffen Hall Fixes Decades of Architectural Missteps
The new home of the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center aims to improve both its acoustic qualities and community standing.
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The Rec Center Reimagined: How Cities are Designing for Wellness
Fitness centers in Baltimore, Maryland, and El Paso, Texas, show that cities can offer high-level recreational services at a low cost, improving the well-being of all.
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BDG Redesigns a Detroit Power Plant for the World’s Largest Ad Agency
For a new headquarters in Motor City, WPP commissioned its subsidiary architecture firm to reimagine a downtown industrial building.
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Steven Holl’s Architectural Archive Preserves His Firm’s Designs and the Landscape
Nestled in the woodlands near Rhinebeck, New York, Steven Holl's library and archive is clad in reflective aluminum sheeting that appears to dance in the ever-shifting light.
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Profiles
Future100: These Students Channel Personal Narrative into Supportive Housing
Seven undergraduate and graduate architecture students reflect on their personal experiences and lineages to design ethical, supportive, and sustainable housing projects.
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New Affiliates Design Exhibitions that Expand the Imagination
Ever since founding their firm in 2016, Jaffer Kolb and Ivi Diamontopoulou have made a name for themselves as exhibition designers, supporting their other architectural works.