Having narrowly escaped the Palisades wildfires, Ray and Charles Eames’ famed Case Study House 8 has reopened with wider access to new areas

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The collapse of LA’s Skid Row Housing Trust reveals a lack of investment in the maintenance of supportive housing properties

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Mimi Zeiger sends a card to the original buildings of Los Angeles’ famed museum

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The anodyne is juxtaposed with the lurid in the desert playground that is Las Vegas

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The crude kitsch of fast-food diners is being abandoned in a bid to communicate sustainability, community and health

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In recent times, events in the US have raised an awareness of the connections between the built environment and questions of justice, equity and political agency

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[Jane Drew Prize 2017] A fearless feminist icon, Scott Brown fought against a culture that assigned Venturi to the canon without her – and she’s still fighting

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Identifying as an architect is a kind of drag, a mannered persona donned for effect

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The American Institute of Architects has rejected proposed ethical policy changes which would prevent US practices designing facilities for torture. Mimi Zeiger reports

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