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Camp Jened, ca.1970. Design and construction of the structures by Alan Winters. Photograph by Steve Honigsbaum. Courtesy of Ignacio G. Galán Camp Jened, ca.1970. Design and construction of the structures by Alan Winters. Photograph by Steve Honigsbaum. Courtesy of Ignacio G. Galán Proposed changes to 200 Amsterdam Avenue for affordable housing, with 8 smaller apartments on a floor via Esther Sperber Loreto Community School, photo courtesy of Ros Kavanagh Universita Luigi Bocconi, photo courtesy of Federico Brunetti Previously on Archinect- 'The School of Architecture at Taliesin Cannot Close- Testimonies From Recent Graduates.' View into the storied studio spaces of the School of Architecture at Taliesin. Photo by Andrew Pielage Views from SCI-Arc lectures. Images courtesy of SCI-Arc Feb 2020 ABI via AIA Survey breaking down the degree to which COVID-19 has halted projects. Image courtesy of the American Institute of Architects Belém Cultural Centre (1988–1993) designed by Vittorio Gregotti via Wikimedia Commons | Thomas Boston City Hall, designed by Michael McKinnell and Gerhard Kallmann, was a statement of protest against what Mr. McKinnell called the “degenerate frippery and surface concerns” of “cosmetic” architecture | Credit. Library of Congress U.S. Bank Tower (formerly Library Tower) in DTLA 28mm lens, Kodak SupraMax 400 film | Author Brion L. Vibber Sharing Architecture by Ogulshat Amanova Thesis- Gangster's Paradise by Simone Salame 'Emoting City' via Sayjel Vijay Patel et al., via Zuzana Jurova Blaine Brownell has been named as the new Director of the School of Architecture at the University of North Carolina. Image courtesy of UNC Charlotte College of Arts + Architecture via archanonymous

Boston City Hall, designed by Michael McKinnell and Gerhard Kallmann, was a statement of protest against what Mr. McKinnell called the “degenerate frippery and surface concerns” of “cosmetic” architecture | Credit. Library of Congress
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Boston City Hall, designed by Michael McKinnell and Gerhard Kallmann, was a statement of protest against what Mr. McKinnell called the “degenerate frippery and surface concerns” of “cosmetic” architecture | Credit. Library of Congress