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Research
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Programs
Moving Towards Circular and Regenerative Design
A Perspective: Sustainability panel looks to a regenerative future of architecture and design that outsmarts waste.
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Interior Solutions to the Climate Crisis
A Perspective: Sustainability panel examines how interior design can make an impact in a climate-conscious era.
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Understanding the Whole Life Impact of Buildings and Interiors
A Perspective: Sustainability panel discussed the carbon (and human) impacts of renovation and construction.
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Sustainability Lab Showcases Tools for Making a Positive Impact
Metropolis and theMART organize a hub at NeoCon to help the interiors industry take the next step toward regenerative and resilient design.
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Viewpoints
Two New Residencies Offer Indigenous Voices a Platform for Design Innovation
Architects Chris T. Cornelius and Anjelica Gallegos discuss their experiences as inaugural fellows at two New York–based programs.
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Grace Farms Takes Aim at Modern Slavery in the Building Industry
The foundation’s Design for Freedom report and initiative aim to raise awareness about forced labor in material supply chains and construction.
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Profiles
The Potter Who Helped Shape Cranbrook Architecture
Metropolis digs into the archives of longtime Cranbrook faculty member Maija Grotell, “the Mother of American Studio Ceramics.”
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Viewpoints
Virginia San Fratello on Wandering in the Age of Covid
The architect-designer explicates the connections between wandering around Colorado's San Luis Valley and her experiments in 3D printing.
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Strelka Institute’s Three-Year Research Agenda Culminates with The New Normal
Headed up by Benjamin H. Bratton, the research rubric and yearbook-like release collate "fungible platforms" that investigate data's role in global spatial restructuring.