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This article was originally published in 2013 in The Architect’s Newspaper as a warning that Los Angeles was headed toward a rapidly approaching fiscal breaking point. Nearly 13 years later, the ...

We are told, unendingly, that there is a housing crisis. People cannot find homes they can afford in places they want to live. Unfortunately, the major obstacles are deeply entrenched. The motivations ...

Ruben Salazar Park—formerly Laguna Park—in East Los Angeles is one of the most emotionally charged Latino landscapes in the U.S., marked most powerfully on Saturday, August 29, 1970, at the end of the ...

Created by the Grace Farms Foundation and ACSA, “Design for Freedom” seeks to help AEC professionals engage in ethical material sourcing. Created by the Grace Farms Foundation and ACSA, “Design for ...

Never hide the entrance to your building. Never go down to go up, or vice versa. Dark colors make dark rooms; use them sparingly. As I approached the new Princeton University Art Museum, I was ...