.@UncleRemusChkn's film for the @ArchLeague Prize, directed and edited by Juan Luis Matos, ‘You Can Always Come Home’ explores the domestic realm through the eyes of young children in Miami. youtu.be/i6UJcAg-hlc

First research grant/lecture was a success.

hi design/built environment educator friends—we take care of us!! help us Dark Matter U to create a resource for navigating & negotiating salary contracts. all data is anonymous; no names or contact info will be collected or shared. thank you! 🌱📐

No one tells you how skressful salary negotiation emails are for Black professionals lol

You all ever wonder who designs the diacritical marks for languages that use non-Latin characters? Like who decided that ữ would be the best way to represent that sound?

SAY IT LOUDER

Union Market could have such a dope streetscape and they…choose not to. Why the streets that wide, bruh? Why is there no shade or softscape in front of the main building?

This happened today.

Pretty interesting grant opportunity here, offering basic income for creative folk. SBI:32fcf09d-62b7-4685-b442-0823998171af superhibasicincome.com

Y’all could’ve waited til March to share this. Also, you need to revisit the use of the word “slaveholder”. The people in this chart did a lot more than “hold” enslaved people.

Nobody: Architecture students: …so we were thinking of mycelium…

We are pleased to announce the four shortlisted architects for the 2022 #WheelwrightPrize: Marina Otero, Curry J. Hackett Wayside Studio, Summer Islam, and Feifei Zhou. Learn more about the finalists and their proposals: hgsd.us/wheelwright_fi…

I was today years old when I found out Gordon Parks was a pianist/composer. open.spotify.com/album/6sAET0h8…

I think it’s cool that the Los Angeles Times has a whole IG just for plants.

Lolol not this looking like that happiness vs salary graph.

Decided to check out the Google UX certification and… 😂😂😂

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Thanks for the feature, Typewolf!

GSD students Curry J. Hackett MAUD ’24 and Gabriel Jean-Paul Soomar MArch II ’24, MDes ’24 recently won the Harvard Radcliffe Institute Public Art Competition for HOLD, a 30-foot-long U-shaped enclosure symbolizing the spaces Black folks construct for themselves. radcliffe.harvard.edu/news-and-ideas…