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Steven J. Orfield explores why architecture and design must develop minimum human standards.

For Jabbar Adesadas Savannah house hunt, the 15th time was the charm.  He starting his search for a multi-unit property in February.

Michael J. Crosbie talks with with designer Paul Wellington about what he learned through his research on Black architects and their work.

Michael J. Crosbie talks with with designer Paul Wellington about what he learned through his research on Black architects and their work.

Philip Langdon explores the aim of American Framing and how it allows people to experience firsthand its spaces, forms, and techniques in construction.

Recent reports of private hedge funds buying up detached houses and townhouses is likely to make an already difficult situation even worse.

Unions are a trend among college-educated young people, the New York Times reports. They seek solidarity—collective leverage—to bring about desired changes.

A growing consensus among scientists says the world has only until the end of this decade to avert catastrophic climate change.

Last week, at the AFL-CIO headquarters, a panel discussion on the relationship of labor and the Catholic Church, featuring Patti Devlin from t...

Can a piece of infrastructure literally kill a city? This is the question that writer Jim Krueger poses in his recent podcast, The Road That Killed a City.