#4

- Contributors
- Hannah Hoyt, Greg Young, Colleen Tuite, Joanna Kloppenburg, Abubakr Ali, A.L. Hu, Jonah Coe-Scharff, Phillip Denny, & Paula Vilaplana de Miguel
- Issue Editors
- Rosana Elkhatib
- Editors
- James Coleman, Dante Furioso, Sarah Kasper, Nicolas Kemper, & Julie Turgeon
- Digital Director
- Alexandra Beautyman
- Graphic Designers
- Laura Foxgrover & Chase Booker
Articles
Re-engaging the quotidian needs and utopian aspirations of modernism’s origins.
Or, how to separate the liberalization of public space from the economic terrorism of gentrification?

Less reliable service in a more dangerous environment.
Open fire hydrants have been symbolic of summers in the city since the Great Heat wave of 1894.
A speculative tale about a city’s relationship with ghosts
In countless fictions, ghosts emerge as products of traumatic histories and their associated spaces.
Reviews
Zachary Violette, The Decorated Tenement: How Immigrant Builders and Architects Transformed the Slum in the Gilded Age (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2019)
Zachary Violette’s insistence on the relevance of the norm over the exception leads to a more synchronic mode of analysis.