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(Not So) Anti-Architecture
Places Journal
Robin Boyd was the most famous architecture critic Australia ever produced. In a still relevant essay from 1968, he calls for architects to cast aside their perennial political timidity.
Liquid Cities
Places Journal
In Japanese architecture and science fiction from the 1960s through the 1990s, we can trace an enduring question: “how to make substantial architecture when substantial things are losing their meaning.”
Disabling Modernism
Places Journal
During the first decade of the New Deal, modernist architects designed schools for disabled children that proposed radical visions of civic care.