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Richard Sennett, “Stages and Streets: Where Performances Happen and Why They Happen Where They H…

Richard Sennett began life as a professional cellist. He then became a writer on cities, combining architecture with the social sciences. His new book,...

John Hejduk Soundings Lecture: Mario Carpo, “Generative AI, Imitation, Style, and the Eternal Re…

Event Description: Generative AI does not create new images out of thin air; it generates images that have a “certain something” in common with a...

Joel Sanders, “From Stud to Stalled!: Inclusive Design through a Queer Lens”

Event Description: In his talk, Joel Sanders will trace the evolution of his thinking about gender, human identity and space over the past twenty-five years...

Pedro Gadanho, “Priorities Reversed: From Climate Agnosticism to Ecological Activism”

Event Description: Rather than slowly immersing in the subject of the ecological emergency, if one suddenly dives into its depths, the experience can be irreversibly...

_positions VIII: Jing Liu and Amin Taha

Where do you stand in the field of architecture? The seemingly innocuous question is, in fact, loaded with determining metaphors. To think of architecture as...

John T. Dunlop Lecture: Margot Kushel

John T. Dunlop Lecture: Margot Kushel, “The Toxic Problem of Poverty + Housing Costs: Lessons from New Landmark Research About Homelessness” Event Description: For over three...

Malkit Shoshan and Womxn in Design: “Designing Within Conflict: Building for Peace

Event Description: A Desert-Focused Conversation with Dr. Suhad Bishara As part of Malkit Shoshan’s year-long appointment as this year’s Senior Loeb Scholar, she will host Dr....

Debra Spark, “Falling Out: Narrating the Neutra-Schindler Story”

Event Description: A fiction writer whose “day job” includes freelance writing for shelter magazines, Debra Spark will talk about how an article for Dwell led...

Wheelwright Prize Lecture: Daniel Fernández Pascual, “Being Shellfish”

Event Description: Tidal zones are liminal spaces that challenge the ecological, legal and financial thresholds of coastal areas. They appear, disappear, reappear, and constantly change...