Architectural League of New York names ten editorial teams to investigate overlooked American regions
The Architectural League of New York has named ten editorial teams that it has commissioned to document a collection of “small to mid-size communities from across the United States” in an effort to “bring together on-the-ground perspectives on the condition of American communities and what they need to thrive going forward.”
The group’s American Roundtable initiative will “give voice to local places to envision a better, collective future,” according to architect Paul Lewis, Architectural League President.
A press release highlighting the initiative states, “Communities across America are being transformed by changing economic drivers; new patterns of mobility; legacies of environmental, racial, class, and spatial injustice; volatile and vitriolic politics coupled with chronic short-termism and near-sightedness; the impacts of climate change; and other forces. Yet our understanding of these small and mid-size communities is often reduced to caricature and oversimplification.”
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Antonio Pacheco via Archinect - News https://bit.ly/2W9lWMg
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