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Moshe Safdie Tells the Tale of Habitat 67—And Predicts Housing's Future

Habitat 67 Re-Imagined as Animal Habitats

Barbican Exhibit on Japanese Houses a Veritable Architectural Playground

Spotlight: Housing for Formerly Homeless in New Orleans' Historic Neighborhoods

Inside Carmel Place: New York City's First Micro Housing Building

Why Can't Public Housing Provide Privacy Too?

NYCHA Finally Acknowledges the Importance of Design—But Is That Enough?

Misled Millennials: How Fake News Could Set Los Angeles Down A Dangerous Path

Two Design-Minded Start-Ups Betting on Millennials

After Oakland, Architects Must Champion Affordable Live-Work Spaces

Jo Noero on Self-Help Housing, Neoliberalism, & What Patrik Schumacher Doesn't Understand

The Kalkbreite Co-op Complex & Zurich's Cooperative Renaissance

A Flying Drone Hotel, and Other Visions for the (Near) Future of Hotel Design

Studio Gang's Latest Residential Tower Fosters Neighborliness

A Brief History of Affordable Housing in New York City

The Porsche Design Tower, Symbol of Miami's Climate Change Denial

Reporting From the Biennale: What is the Future of the Home?

New York's Current Building Boom is Only an Architectural "Renaissance" for the 1%

Welcome Home: "Making Heimat" Exhibition Politicizes the Architecture of Refugee Housing

Q&A: Alejandro Aravena on Architectural Reportage, Regionalism, and the Future of Cities

Inside VIA 57West, BIG's First Building in North America

Can We Afford to Leave Locals Out of Urban Regeneration?

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Metropolis, June 2017 Issue