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Getting her start in Hawaii and then in San Francisco, the architect was a tireless advocate for the representation of women in the profession. 

<p>Census data analysis by demographic historian J. David Hacker and health researcher&nbsp;J&rsquo;Mag Karbeah correlate indexes of racial segregation with child mortality rates as a proxy for overall population health and conclude that the gap between black and white infant mortality grew the more segregated a city was.&nbsp;</p>

Bookstore owner Bill Stout and Retail Director of the Eames Institute Erik Heywood discuss the present state and future of print.

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Art Gensler didn't design buildings. He redesigned what architecture could mean FacebookTwitterEmail Art Gensler, an architect who died at the age of 85 on May 10, 2021, founded the design firm Gensler. He made a specialty of airports, including the expansive boarding area in the United terminal at San Francisco International Airport that debuted in 2014.Michael Short/The Chronicle Some architects design great buildings. Art Gensler’s great accomplishment was to conceive something that in its own way was more profound — a new definition of what his profession could be. This definition val...