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The Loss of User Agency in Contemporary Pop-Up Architecture In the 1960s, Cedric Price’s Fun Palace was imagined as a place where people could shape their own environment in real… more ›
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Form and Flesh Sensation moves first. Hormones travel through infinitely branching networks of nerves and vessels, sending waves of information across the body before thought ever forms. Pressure, heat, rhythm,… more ›
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The world has failed to understand the seriousness of inflatables. When we encounter the bouncy house periodically and point — “that’s just a bouncy house” —it never is just a… more ›
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As the sun slowly disappears beyond the horizon, apartment windows in Los Angeles glow with the nighttime rituals of families gathering inside the comfort of familiar walls. Only a few… more ›
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A Critique of Convenience Intimacy is not a convenient thing. It requires tedious observation, responsiveness, and sensitivity to change. To feel close and connected with something means to take longer… more ›
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Introduction In the United States, Highways are the arteries of the nation. With this country’s distinct lack of public transit that is found in many other first-world nations, we are… more ›
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“Rotting simulacra” traces humanity’s architectural estrangement from nature through ten conceptual stages. An elegiac reading of Jean Baudrillard’s 1981 book Simulacra and Simulation, the poem-article hybrid describes the genealogy of… more ›