How can architecture help rather than harm blackness?
In a new exhibition, the damaging impact architecture has often had on communities of colour is explored along with ideas of how to move forwardOne of the most defining images in the history of architecture is a 1972 photograph of frozen, mid-demolition debris clouds rising out of the crumbling remains of Minoru Yamasaki’s Pruitt-Igoe public housing complex in St Louis. This moment has been seared into our memories as the day “modern architecture died”, a phrase central to Char
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