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Ethan Tucker
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Viewpoints
The National Building Museum Takes a Deeper Look at Social Justice and the Built Environment
Its Intersections series, launched this month, will present nationally recognized Black artists and designers including Mabel O. Wilson, Germane Barnes, and the BlackSpace Collective.
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A New Book Illustrates the Past Half-Century’s Various “Offices of the Future”
The Office of Good Intentions. Human(s) Work explores how design and technology have transformed how and where we work through a wide and diverse collection of groundbreaking offices.
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Three Museums Bring Art Outdoors
In the age of social distancing and social media, outdoor art centers are experiencing a boon.
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Products
Crafting Vladimir Kagan’s Modernist Legacy
Kagan was an icon of mid-century design. Today, in a humble factory in New Jersey, his furniture lives on.
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Profiles
Q&A: Bruce Mau Discusses a New Documentary and Forthcoming Projects
MAU, a documentary about the category-defying designer’s life, premiered in New York City during NYCxDESIGN.
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Projects
In the Toronto Suburbs, Affordable Senior Housing is Overhauled to Meet the Highest Efficiency Standards
Through a combination of advocacy and design, ERA Architects is helping build a movement to rehabilitate and green the city’s affordable housing stock.
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Building the Uncanny Corporate Modernism of Severance
The new show from Apple TV+ takes place in a midcentury-inspired workplace with a message for today.
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Products
Venus Williams’ and Wolf-Gordon’s New Textile Collection Celebrates Women
Muse is an upholstery collection that represents the tennis pro’s design firm’s first foray into product design.
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Viewpoints
A New Book Sheds Light on Russel and Mary Wright’s Unconventional Home
The midcentury design power couple's upstate New York was a laboratory for experimentation with natural materials.
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A New Concept for Good Architecture: Embodied Justice
As the social justice movement thrives and the concept of embodied carbon shifts the climate conversation, architects and designers are reexamining the deep impact of their work.
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A Book Chronicles Marcel Breuer’s House Designs for Friends
The illustrated volume Breuer's Bohemia traces the architect’s special collection of modern houses designed for artists and patrons in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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Profiles
Susan Lyons Discusses the Future of Contract Interiors with Metropolis
Part of this year’s Metropolis Specify Hot List, the president of textile manufacturer Designtex has led the company on sustainability efforts including operating carbon neutral for 11 years.
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Viewpoints
Ode to NYC Returns to the Big Apple
NYCxDESIGN’s annual poster contest once again graces iconic locations throughout New York City.
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Products
Are Couches the New Desks?
As designers and manufacturers rethink office life, some are ditching the desk-and-chair paradigm in favor of more relaxed solutions.
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4 Home Offices Offer a Glimpse of the Future of Remote Work
With remote work here to stay, these architects and interior designers dream up fresh takes on the home office.
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Profiles
From Circuit City to the Cheesecake Factory, Jake Longstreth Paints Suburbia
In a new monograph and exhibition at West Hollywood's Nino Mier Gallery, the Los Angeles–based painter mines for beauty and meaning in retail chains.
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Projects
3 New Hotels Reimagine their Midcentury Buildings
In Seattle, Atlanta, and New Haven, architects have transformed midcentury buildings of varying aesthetic quality into hotels for a modern clientele.
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Viewpoints
At MoMA, an Exhibition Highlights Chinese Architecture far from Megaprojects
Reuse, Renew, Recycle: Recent Architecture from China hints at a new style of Chinese architecture that is grounded in materiality, sustainability, and history.
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Viewpoints
A Photography Exhibit Investigates the Sacred in Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture
On view at the Beth Sholom Synagogue and traveling to Wright sites around the country, Sacred Spaces: Frank Lloyd Wright x Andew Pielage explores the architect’s unique conception of sacredness and the spiritual weight
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Profiles
With the Net Zero Conference, Drew Shula Aims to Inspire Radical Transformation
The annual summit is an opportunity to share sustainability breakthroughs and thought leadership as the urgency of the climate crisis deepens.