This feature article compares the current and past work of six Postmodern architects.
"Most architects old enough to remember the 80s are possessed of an intense, dare we say irrational, dislike of postmodernism. Never mind that as a theoretical concept postmodernism encompasses far more than the classically derived architectural style, and that in other disciplines it is alive and well. Never mind that according to this broader definition most architects are still designing in a conceptually postmodern manner. Never mind that many of the architectural movements protagonists are still active, and that while some of their number have rewritten history and revised their design strategies to exclude any stylistic hint of postmodernism, just as many havent changed a thing. Never mind, because to architects, pomo is a four-letter word."
Thanks to Congress on New Urbanism
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Central Florida’s SunRail Plans Major Expansion
The expanded train line will connect more destinations to the international airport and other important destinations.
Las Vegas Golf Course to Become Over 1,000 Units of Affordable Housing
The project is part of an initiative to build affordable housing on shuttered golf courses.
Planning for True Transportation Affordability: Beyond Common Misconceptions
Transportation affordability is important but often misunderstood, resulting in misguided solutions. New research helps identify ways to provide true affordability for economic freedom, opportunity and happiness.
California Governor Vows to Protect EV Credits
If the federal government eliminates the tax credit for electric vehicles, the governor will need legislative support to restart a state-level incentive program.
Seattle Legalizes Co-Living
A new state law requires all Washington cities to allow co-living facilities in areas zoned for multifamily housing.
NYC Officials Announce Broadway Pedestrianization Project
Two blocks of the marquee street will become mostly car-free public spaces.
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