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View ArticleNo more weird architecture in Philadelphia: a retroactive manifesto for the...
The main exhibit hall at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia is as long as three city blocks. This is a universal space, unencumbered by columns, and enriched by connection [...] Read...
View ArticleAn exhibition that explores Maryland’s early women in architecture
The lobby of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in central Baltimore is a loud, busy space—double-high with hard marble surfaces, designed in 1930 in a Beaux Arts Greek Revival style. [...] Read More... The...
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View ArticleLiving in space is the answer, but what was the question?
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It may not surprise that Spaceship Earth, the new documentary about Biosphere 2, directed by Matt Wolf and available now to stream online, is replete with references to science fiction. [...] Read...
View ArticleTwo new book and film projects take the contemplative approach to the climate...
The mid-20th-century writer and philosopher Marshall McLuhan first used the phrase “the medium is the message” in his 1964 book, Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man. For McLuhan, the content...
View ArticleNo more weird architecture in Philadelphia: a retroactive manifesto for the...
The main exhibit hall at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia is as long as three city blocks. This is a universal space, unencumbered by columns, and enriched by connection [...] Read...
View ArticleAn exhibition that explores Maryland’s early women in architecture
The lobby of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in central Baltimore is a loud, busy space—double-high with hard marble surfaces, designed in 1930 in a Beaux Arts Greek Revival style. [...] Read More... The...
View ArticleNASA’s bold space habitats inspired a generation of designers
This is an excerpt from a forthcoming book, Space Settlements, about the architectural, historical, social, and science-fictional contexts surrounding NASA’s efforts to design large-scale human...
View ArticleLydia Kallipoliti cracks open yesterday’s sealed techno utopias
The Architecture of Closed Worlds; or, What Is the Power of Shit? Lydia Kallipoliti Lars Muller Publishers $40.00 Where’s the future we were promised? It’s hard to follow popular culture [...] Read...
View ArticleLiving in space is the answer, but what was the question?
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It may not surprise that Spaceship Earth, the new documentary about Biosphere 2, directed by Matt Wolf and available now to stream online, is replete with references to science fiction. [...] Read...
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