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Contracts and the Evolution of Architectural Practice
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Thirty blocks
Thirty blocks | The New Republic
The Needle
The appointment made, the car leaning into parkway curves, no turning around for a small caged cry from the back seat. In the exam room I stroked the black and white hairs on her skull. Unhappy cat. Never purred, drove other cats to cower under sofas. The needle slid into her leg. Uncontrollable tears. The vet touched my arm, not knowing I was crying for years of failed affection, the want of love, the times I could have been the one to slide the needle.
(don't worry) if there's a hell below, we're all going to go—sonnet, chopped & screwed | AGNI Online
Danez Smith is the author of four poetry collections, including Bluff (forthcoming 2024), Homie (2020), and Don’t Call Us Dead (2017), all from Graywolf Press. Their poetry and prose have been featured in Vanity Fair, The New York Times, The New Yorker, *AGNI, *GQ, The Best American Poetry, and on .
Jane Jacob's Critique of Zoning: From Euclid to Portland and Beyond
Jane Jacobs’s 1961 classic, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, identifies four preconditions for the creation and preservation of vibrant, diverse cities: (1) high densities of population and activities; (2) mixtures of primary uses; (3) small-scale, pedestrian-friendly blocks and streets; and (4) retaining old buildings mixed in with new. These principles are directly at odds with the underlying presumptions of Euclidean zoning.
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