By examining universal design through Modernism's historical context, a class at the Rhode Island School of Design is furthering "our collective understanding of ‘universal’ ability," writes Anjulie Rao in her latest.
In order to envision—and realize—better futures, architecture students must understand the existing political, social, and economic systems, explains Anjulie Rao in her latest.
In her latest, Anjulie Rao examines how Inherent Homes, a modular housing company, wants to use innovative housing construction to strengthen local labor economies.
Through organizing, design and architecture faculty can instill in their students the value of their labor as workers, writes Anjulie Rao in her inaugural column for ARCHITECT.
Leaders from Tuskegee University’s Department of Architecture and University of Pennsylvania’s Weitzman School are spearheading an initiative dubbed “Capacity Building for Sustainable Preservation of Civil Rights Heritage Places.”
