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Part mad scientist, part Martha Stewart

The Brooklyn Tower is less a menacing monument to imminent doom than a superfluous by-product of capitalism gone awry.

Applying universal suffrage to economics.

Conceptual art and contemporary architecture lack the beguiling allure I find in brazen displays of Americana.

What should we expect from narratives about civic infrastructure?

Our built heritage should not become fossils enshrined in amber, but fertile, motley canvases on which to build anew.

Beyond Digital has an epochal story to tell.

Funny ideas hitch a ride on rivulets of sweat.

The cast changes; the choreography stays the same; what holds infinite interest at Sleep No More is being there.

Black-and-white xeroxed collages given away for free, or highly-curated, glossy magazine–style publications, or anything in between.

The City of Light still has some fight left in it.

Do you believe in life after work?

Binging on mindfulness

“What would happen if we foregrounded human values in the creation of our systems?”

For Louise Nevelson, imitation was an affirmation that her style was worth repeating.

Asset managers and AI are here for the design media’s copper wire.