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PLP worked with architect Nina Chase of Merritt Chase to produce “Appalachia Rising, West Virginia,” a report for the Architecture League’s American Roundtable series.
Read MorePLP partners with Knowlton School of Architecture’s Ashley Bigham to develop the exhibition and symposium, Fulfilled, into a forthcoming book.
Read MoreJesse Solmon talks with Annie Wang, who blends psychology and design in her work as an artist and design associate at MASS Design Group.
Read MoreArthur Lubetz discusses his work creating immersive buildings and innovative cityscapes.
Read MorePLP talks with GBBN’s Anne Chen about her experience leading the transformation of University of Pittsburgh’s Hillman Library.
Read MoreJai Kanodia interviews Inés Guzmán and Gregory Melitonov, founders of Taller KEN, an architectural design firm focused on playful design with social and cultural relevance.
Read MoreTo encourage meaningful impact in the design professions and beyond, Point Line Projects edits En Pointe Vol. 1: Pittsburgh a print publication featuring conversations with twelve creatives changing the city.
Read MoreSarah Rafson talks with Saba Innab about her extraterritoriality-informed architecture practice, which draws from important questions pertaining to her involvement with a Palestinian refugee camp.
Read MorePLP edits Architect magazine’s “Next Progressives” column, selecting and highlighting promising young architecture firms.
Read MoreFor National Women’s Month, PLP produced dynamic editorial content with AIA’s Pittsburgh chapter to highlight women architects and designers making an impact in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Read MoreJen Wang interviews Dang Qun, architect and partner of MAD Architects, who discusses MAD’s design and publication work, Chinese and American approaches to architecture, and her path to becoming an architect.
Read MoreFernanda Canales discusses her Mexico-based architectural design firm, Fernanda Canales Arquitectura, and the ways it draws inspiration from her research on Mexican social housing.
Read MoreJames Graham, of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, spans the supposed print-digital divide and critically examines the role of the academic press in today’s media landscape.
Read MoreNow What?! Los Angeles is on view at Woodbury University’s Hollywood Outpost gallery from September 1 – October 14.
Sarah Rafson is teaching as an adjunct professor in a first-year architecture studio at Carnegie Mellon University this semester.
PLP’s Sarah Rafson highlights the female duo behind Dublin-based architecture firm Grafton Architects for Storyboard.
Sarah Rafson conducts a studio visit with Pittsburgh-based artist Seth Clark.
Read MoreJakob Uhlenhopp interviews Gerard Damiani, director of the architecture firm Studio d’ARC, which reimagines Pittsburgh’s post-industrial and rural landscapes.
Read MoreDaniela Sandler discusses the principles of bottom-up urban intervention and the expanding definitions of architectural and preservationist practices.
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