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5 Highlights from New York City’s Architecture & Design Film Festival

At this year's edition, a run of films shine a light on issues of housing, from the perils of gentrification to the intractable challenge of urban homelessness.

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London Exhibition Interrogates the “Radical” in Radical Architecture

At the Royal Academy of Arts, scores of architects—Denise Scott Brown, Peter Cook, and Patrik Schumacher, among them—show what being radical means to them.

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Learning From Denise Scott Brown, in an Instagramable Age

A small but poignant show on Denise Scott Brown’s early photographs—before Learning From Las Vegas made it big— is now on view at New York's Carriage Trade gallery through December 22.

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10 Architects Talk About Their Thanksgiving Plans

Denise Scott Brown, Richard Meier, Elizabeth Diller, and other architects divulge their Turkey Day traditions, old and new.

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Denise Scott Brown’s Photography Celebrates “Messy Vitality,” Pop Art, and Everyday Architecture

The influential architect-planner reflects on her colorful and analytic use of photography over the decades.

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The AIA Gold Medal Goes to Venturi and Scott Brown: Progress and the Prize

On why the Gold Medal isn’t too little too late, it’s just a little with a long way to go