In case you don't check the homepage or receive the weekly newsletter, the latest Archinect Feature is on Wes Janz and One Small Project. Janz, an architect teaching at Ball State University in Indiana, wants to show how some scavenged places are also claimed by incredible human spirit. His forthcoming book, One Small Project, is a powerful portrait of the millions of people who have used their own architectural ingenuity and unrelenting pride to construct for themselves a place to call home, despite some of the worst living conditions on the planet today. Bryan Finoki spoke with Janz about his work as an architect and an educator, his book project, and what we have to learn from these informal pioneers of global urbanism.
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