Articles tagged "Opinion"

Take a tour of the six most architecturally significant buildings for architecture students to visit right now.

What exactly are we referring to when we talk about affordable housing? Consider this your definitiv e primer to American affordable housing.

Shock, horror: A new study has revealed that architecture students study for more hours each week th an any other major.

Designers and architects have released alternative proposals for President Trump’s wall for the U.S. -Mexico border. Some are fake, some are real. It’s confusing. What are they really saying?

There are many affordable housing crises: one affecting relatively affluent people in astronomically expensive cities and the other affecting the world’s most vulnerable people. Only one of them seems to be getting splashy design attention.

As a young architect myself, I remember what your path is like. I traveled it not long ago.

WAI’s “Project 1984” reminds us to be more critical than ever before about how our profession impact s on the social and political landscape.

It’s still not clear if this technology is going to save the world or be another decorative footnote of architectural history.

Maybe you can relate, find inspiration or confirm that this either is (or isn’t) the profession for you after reading this article.