Workers unionizing, celebrity collabs, and remembering design icons — the top highlights of November 2019


Creating lasting positive impact through one's work is a big aspiration for many an architect. The month of November was dominated by practitioners who work ceaselessly to move the profession forward toward a better future — whether it was remembering a pioneering architect's decades-long legacy, more diverse scholarships, the ongoing fight for better affordable housing, workers unionizing, or challenging age-old educational approaches. And not to mention the occasional high-profile celebrity wanting to dip their toes into the world of design. In no particular order, here are the news and features highlights of November 2019 on Archinect.

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'Lair' book explores the radical homes and hideouts of movie villains

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From “Blade Runner 2049” to “The Spy Who Loved Me” to “The Incredibles”, the book “Lair” by Miami-based architect Chad Oppenheim and editor Andrea Gollin is a fun journey into the architectural designs of villain's lairs from 15 films. 

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