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design/buildLAB profiled by NPR affiliate
One of the most extraordinary student design/build projects that we’ve seen in a long time, the Masonic Amphitheatre (profiled here previously) in Clifton Forge, Va., was highlighted this morning on...
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NYTimes Slide Show: “Good, by Design”
Accompanying the “Dignifying Design” op-ed that appeared in the print edition of The New York Times‘ Sunday Review section is an online slide show of related projects. Several of the projects appear...
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Metropolis: “Spirited Revival”
Metropolis Magazine published the contents of its October 2012 issue online this week–with the cover headline of “Brave New City“–and it is chockfull of urban and rural examples of design for the...
View Article“Reality Check” Film to Debut March 28
With its March 28 debut, the forthcoming Reality Check documentary film will tell the transformational story of the Masonic Amphitheatre, profiled here previously. The amphitheatre is the work of...
View Article‘Reality Check’ Film Profiled in FastCoDesign
Virginia Tech’s design/buildLAB professors Keith and Marie Zawistowski were recently interviewed by journalist Shaunacy Ferro in FastCoDesign’s“What Architecture Schools Get Wrong.” “Bringing a...
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10 PID Projects Make Architizer’s 2014 A+ Awards
“Designed to break architecture out of the echo chamber,” Architizer announced the winners of the second annual A+ Awards. Proclaimed as the largest architecture award program in the world, projects...
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PUBLIC Journal Summer 2014 Issue Released
The second issue of the recently-launched PUBLIC Journal is now available for purchase in both digital and print formats. As the first magazine dedicated to humanitarian and public interest design,...
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Feature: How will Public Interest Design look in 2024? 18 Practitioners Weigh In
Rewind to 2004 and think about what you were doing on August 27th. On this day ten years ago, a cold air conditioned breeze was blowing through my hair and onto my sticky skin as I took a break from...
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