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Alexandra Lange on Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream, co-organized by MoMA and the Buell Center.

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GSAPP faculty member Gwendolyn Wright explains the Paris-ification of Hanoi in The Atlantic.

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Featured on ArchDaily: Studio SUMO's (GSAPP faculty member Yolande Daniels, M.Arch '90 and Sunil Bald, M.Arch '91) Mizuta Museum in Japan.

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Trying again: Clemson taps Allied Works (Brad Cloepfil, MsAAD '85) to design a new architecture center.

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John Locke (MsAAD '09) has plans for the 13,659 underutilized payphones in NYC.

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Dimitra Gelagoti (MsAAD '11) revisits Maison à Bordeaux in her article "Pre-stressed Body" (with Michael Vlasopoulos).

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John Hill reviews Salomon Frausto's (M.Arch '01) volume on the Berlage.

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Reopening the American Dream: The Atlantic and Architectural Record review Foreclosed.

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Fake Industries (Urtzi Grau, MsAAD '04 and Cristina Goberna, MsAAD '07 and AAR '09) - having a very busy February...

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Reading for this week: Jonathan Massey on "Housing and the 99 Percent".

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What GSAPP faculty member Galia Solomonoff (M.Arch '94) is reading.

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Coming soon to Brooklyn (February 24) and Toronto (March 8): the future of the building industry.

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Studio-X on the cover of February's Metropolis Mag: "a regular schedule of excellent coffee during the day and very bad alcohol in the evening."

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In his last column for The Guardian, Jonathan Glancey recounts fifteen years of buildings that have made him pause, including Diller Scofidio (B.Arch '60) + Renfro's (MsAAD '94) 2002 Blur.

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Justin Davidson on Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream (co-organized by the Museum of Modern Art and Buell Center).

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Current GSAPP student Collin Anderson (M.Arch '13) completes a monograph on Singapore's largest design firm.

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Futuristic trash tubes? Popular Mechanics catches the discussion at Studio-X New York on Tuesday (February 7).

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Jeanne Gang on the neglected role of design in efforts to fix the housing market, and Foreclosed (opening February 15 and co-organized by MoMA and the Buell Center).

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Norma Merrick Sklarek (B.Arch '50), the first African American woman in the country to become a licensed architect, dies at 85.

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From @Madeeha Merchant: GSAPP students at Kazakhstan's International Space School (Summer 2011).