Saying ‘screw you’ through architecture: America’s spite houses

While spite houses aren’t an exclusively American phenomenon, they do flourish in the United States. The mix of private-property culture, individualism, and the country’s fragmented zoning laws ...
BMJ Global Health

Understanding global health research collaborations: an Indigenous realist evaluation of the African Research Initiative for Scientific Excellence programme

Introduction Global North–South research collaborations are complex and dynamic despite their centrality to global health ...
Common Edge

Is Architecture a Language? No. It’s Like Language

A 1970 collection of essays, Meaning in Architecture, was on everyone’s reading list (along with Collage City, The ...