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Bryan C. Lee Jr. on NOMA’s Vision for Equity
The incoming National Organization of Minority Architects president talks advocacy and access during the organization's annual conference.
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Three Firms Redefining Design Through Community-Led Processes
As part of their Alternative Practices project, Verda Alexander and Maya Bird-Murphy spotlight firms that are turning traditional Western design thinking on its head.
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Ifeoma Ebo Is on a Quest for Urban Healing
Through trauma-informed design processes, Ebo aims for community stewardship and empowerment.
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Walter Hood: Facing History Through Landscapes
How the celebrated landscape architect proves the power of green space to tell new stories, communicate culture, and confront hard truths
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Outdoor Amenities Resource: 25+ Guides to Designing Better Outdoor Amenities
METROPOLIS gathers tools, guides, and manuals to help landscape architects, architects, and interior designers leverage the holistic benefits of outdoor amenities.
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How to Improve the Function and Experience of Outdoor Amenities
This section of the METROPOLIS Outdoor Amenities Resource offers tools, guides, and manuals to help you improve the function and experience of outdoor amenities.
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Embracing Differences: Understanding and Designing for Neurodiversity
When we design for neurodiversity—be it autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder—we design for everyone.
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When We Design for Autism, We Design for Everyone
Magda Mostafa, autism design consultant and architecture professor at the American University in Cairo, discusses inclusive design.
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4 Thinkers Inspiring Optimism in Design
Metropolis hosted the second annual Design Optimism conference at California College of the Arts in San Francisco, bringing architects and designers together for a day of finding hope in radical new ideas.
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Long-Term Thinking from Design’s Next Generation
Prioritizing equity and sustainability, the portfolios of Metropolis’s 2023 Future100 students offer a glimpse of what’s next in architecture and design.
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The Best Resources Linking Sustainability and Equity
This section of the Metropolis Design for Equity Primer offers resources to expand your green building practice to include social equity.
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The Best Resources for More Meaningful Community Engagement
This section of the Metropolis Design for Equity Primer offers resources to help you listen to the needs of the individuals and groups a project will affect.
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The Best Tools for Equity in Architecture and Design Supply Chains
This section of the Metropolis Design for Equity Primer offers resources to create equity in building material supply chains.
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The Best Tools for Creating Equity in Design Firms
This section of the Metropolis Design for Equity Primer offers resources to help you promote fairness and justice within your firm.
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How Black Designers and Architects are Reimagining Design
Here's our regularly updated chronicle of the Black architects, designers, and advocates reshaping design for equity and justice.
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The Best Tools to Achieve Equity in Project Outcomes
This section of the Metropolis Design for Equity Primer offers resources to help you design spaces that are inclusive, accessible, and equitable.
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Programs
5 Thinkers Inspiring Optimism in Design
Metropolis hosted architects and designers for a day of finding hope in radical new ideas.
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Profiles
There Is No Design Without Community
Sloan Leo, artist and community design theorist, believes in the power of design to create a better future.
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Design for Equity Primer: 20+ Resources to Help You Design Inclusively and Fairly
This primer is a handy guide to toolkits, manuals, certifications, and indexes that can help you design with justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in mind.
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An HBCU’s Historic Preservation Program Starts with Its Own Campus
Uncovering history from Reconstruction and the Civil Rights Movement, students at Tuskegee University take a hands-on role in preserving history on campus and beyond.