Among the many things that were off kilter about the Trump White House was the fact that there was NO DOG. This good boy is going to the White House.

I approve of this cover and this question

“What’s that, you don’t like concrete? Well excuuuuuuuuuse me!”

Utile is pleased to share that three of our architecture and planning works have received recognition from The Architect's Newspaper Best of Design Awards!

Thanks Tim Love for inviting me to your Northeastern CAMD review today of proposals for the industrial waterfront next to Everett, MA's new casino! Loved reconnecting with what's going on at the site & student visions of phytoremediation, foodscapes, & community development.

Boston Coastal Flood Resilience Design Guidelines receives #apaMA award with City of Boston Planning Department #kleinfelder #noble #wickershamandhart Architecture at HDR Offshoots, Inc. Check it out: utiledesign.com/news/boston-co…

We wish you and your loved ones a healthy, safe, and joyful holiday season! We find ourselves hopeful at the doorstep of 2021 and grateful for the reminders we’ve received and the lessons we’ve learned this year. Happy holidays!

Happy Holidays!

Vote for Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion for Boston Society for Architecture Harleston Parker People’s Choice award and attend 1/19 Shop Talk: linktr.ee/utiledesign

More than a facelift! It's beautiful.

We had our first class of the Spring semester today and I'd forgotten how much fun it is to share pdfs of the textbook.

"Un rêve x 1,000,000 = chaos." One of the few sensible things Le Corbusier ever said.

1914 Boston Globe: "The adoption of the tenement house act will prevent the erection of the 'three-decker' house and insure the erection only of desirable residential buildings. MA Tenement House Act of 1912 created an opt-in for towns to limit development of apartments.

"Never speak to me, or my buildings, ever again."

Why Thomas Heatherwick’s misguided ramblings are too dangerous to ignore theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

As a former geography teacher and self-proclaimed GIS nerd, I’m thrilled to proclaim today as Geographic Information Systems Day. Here in Minnesota, we are using GIS to make state government more effective - whether we’re replacing lead pipes or expanding homeownership.

Carlo Scarpa’s Casa Borgo (1974) in Vicenza, a block of flats mildly playing with the city’s Palladianism - I particularly like the steel capitals & cornice of rondels.

Architect and editor Peter Blake writing about '68 student occupations of Columbia buildings

Ah yes the two party system