For 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 MoreAIA Pittsburgh features PLP’s article spotlighting seven of Pittsburgh’s women-owned firms.
Read MorePLP selects Ohio-based architecture duo Outpost Office as one of Architect magazine’s “Next Progressives.”
Read MoreMichelle Millar Fisher offers insight on the challenges and opportunities of curating in a large institution, her curatorial role models, and ways to encourage accessibility in the museum.
Read MoreIn an article for Metropolis, PLP reports on the new outpost of Schoolhouse Electric, a Portland-based lighting and home goods company.
Read MoreCasey Droege on building a sustainable, curatorial, “art-reprenurial,” and creative practice.
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 MorePLP highlights CODA as our first selection for Architect Magazine’s monthly column, “Next Progressives,” which highlights emerging and innovative architecture firms.
Read MoreIngrid Schaffner, curator of the 57th Carnegie International, shares a behind-the-scenes look at the process of putting together the exhibition.
Read MoreNow What?! Advocacy, Activism, and Alliances in American Architecture Since 1968 visits Montreal for its third showing.
Read MoreNow What?! curators speak with Annmarie Adams and Alanna Thain of McGill University as part of the Democracy, Space, and Technology Lecture Series from the Yan P. Lin Centre.
Read MorePoint Line Projects reflects as we turn three this year and continue to be challenged and rewarded by editorial and exhibition projects about art, architecture, and design.
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 MoreEsther Charlesworth describes her practice and design non-profit, Architects Without Frontiers, and speaks to the urgent need for architecture’s response in today’s disaster-prone world.
Read MoreNow What?! Advocacy, Activism, and Alliances in American Architecture Since 1968 opens in San Francisco at California College of the Arts’ Hubbell Street Galleries.
Read MoreIt has been a frenzied fall update from Point Line Projects featuring new clients, collaborators, and meaningful projects.
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 MoreArchitecture critic Victoria Newhouse describes the process of writing Chaos and Culture and establishing the Architectural History Foundation.
Read MoreWe’re partnering with ArchiteXX to guest-edit sub_teXXt, ArchiteXX’s online journal about women in architecture.
Read MoreThe fall bounty at PLP has brought exciting new content and projects to our office—which is also new.
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