Taller de Permiso
ChristinaMaria Xochitlzihuatl Patiño Houle explora una iniciativa que examina las regulaciones de vendedores ambulantes.
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Decolonizando el espacio público para reflejar una región en evolución
La colectiva artística Las Imaginistas reinventa el espacio público, el activismo y la planeación urbana.
La Imagen del Agua
Las comunidades en ciudad de México afrontan grandes retos relacionados con el manejo del agua. Para Taller Capital, enfrentarse a estos problemas requiere tanto intervenciones culturales como físicas.
Getting the Word Out
Pascale Sablan is pushing the design press to increase its coverage of women and BIPOC architects.
The Road to Equity
For Kounkuey Design Initiative, transportation planning projects are one way to improve the built environment for everyone.
The Abortion Clinic Next Door
Through research and design, Lori A. Brown emphasizes the ties between women’s reproductive decisions and broader social forces.
Q&A: Appalachia, West Virginia
An interview with report editor Nina Chase.
Q&A: Along the Lumbee River, North Carolina
An interview with report editors Morgan Augillard and Joey Swerdlin.
Q&A: Brownsville, Texas
An interview with report editors Lizzie MacWillie, Kelsey Menzel, Jesse Miller, and Josué Ramirez.
Q&A: Mahoning Valley, Ohio
An interview with report editor Quilian Riano.
Q&A: South Beach, Washington
An interview with report editors Robert Hutchison and Daniel Abramson.
Q&A: Cheyenne River Reservation, South Dakota
An interview with report editors Annie Coombs and Zoë Malliaros.
Q&A: Lower Rio Grande, New Mexico
An interview with report editor Ane González Lara.
Everything We Can
Low Design Office seeks opportunities to intervene in complex global systems.
Africatown: In Summary | The Spirit of Place
Renee Kemp-Rotan celebrates the promise of a unique American community with strong African roots.
Africatown’s Environment: The Race and Justice Narrative
Ramsey Sprague, Vickii Howell, and Renee Kemp-Rotan demand environmental justice for a community, long battered by industrial encroachment and pollution.
Cudjo Say I Cry | Health and Justice
Deborah G. Plant and Renee Kemp-Rotan explore systemic racism and generational trauma in the United States.
Racialization of Space and Spatialization of Race
Craig Wilkins and Renee Kemp-Rotan argue for an embrace of Black identity and design traditions in Africatown.