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Opinion: It’s Time to Reconsider the Architecture Prize

The #MeToo movement and allegations against Richard Meier should push us to rethink how we evaluate architectural merit.

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Richard Meier & Partners Defends Its Current Harassment Policies in New Statement

In response to a new set of harassment allegations today, the firm maintains that its internal policies, first implemented in 2009, have produced a healthy work environment.

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AIA New York Rescinds 2018 Design Awards From Richard Meier and Peter Marino

Following a string of harassment allegations, AIANY says, it “cannot in good conscience confer these awards under these circumstances.”

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Sexual Harassment Claims Surface Against Richard Meier, According to New York Times Report

In a New York Times report published today, five women allege they were sexually harassed by architect Richard Meier, accusations that will doubtlessly have far reaching implications across the profession.

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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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Why Westbeth Failed—And What We Must Learn From It

The story of Westbeth, one of the first industrial buildings rehabilitated as artist housing (and one of Richard Meier’s first projects), offers us a valuable cautionary tale