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Molly Heintz

  • Contributing Editor, Architectural Record
  • Chair, MA Design Research, Writing and Criticism, School of Visual Arts
  • Co-founder and Managing Director, Superscript
Arlington Heights, New York
As seen in: Architectural Record, aiga.org, Interior Design, The Architect's Newspaper, Metropolis Magazine, AIA New York
Covers:  Issues-based stories about the built environment, including people and projects related to architecture, design, landscape, construction, materials, climate, and social justice.
Doesn't Cover: interior design and hospitality news
editor in chief @materialbank; dept chair @dcrit; co-founder @superscriptco; design + media, ancient to future.

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Molly Heintz’s Biography

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Molly Fulghum Heintz is the the editor in chief of Oculus, the quarterly magazine of the American Institute of Architects, New York, and the Program Chair of the Design Research, Writing & Criticism MA program at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

She is a co-founder of the editorial consultancy Superscript and has served as the firm’s managing director since 2012. With Superscript, she has collaborated on strategy, research, and writing projects for a range of design organizations and…

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The Right to Climate Justice - AIA New York

The Right to Climate Justice - AIA New York

In 2020, most of humanity experienced how changes in the global climate can ultimately impact every aspect of…

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Johnsen Schmaling Architects Integrates Spoonbill Ranch into a Pristine Landscape

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By Molly Heintz
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ProjectsBuildings by TypeResidential ArchitectureHouse of the Month Spoonbill Ranch. In the fall of 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark passed through what would become North Dakota, following the Missouri River north and west. “Saw Buffalow Elk and Great numbers of Goats in large gangues,” wrote Clark in his journal on October 17.
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In Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown Neighborhood, Leckie Studio Transports Shoppers to Another Realm

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By Molly Heintz
| Architectural Record Verified
ProjectsBuildings by TypeInterior DesignRetail ArchitectureRecord Interiors Monos Luggage. For travelers, “the most memorable moments are always the moments in between,” says Hubert Chan, cofounder and chief creative officer of the Canadian luggage brand Monos.
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Michael Hsu Shapes Nature-Inspired Interiors for Austin Apartment Complex

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By Molly Heintz
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ProjectsBuildings by TypeInterior DesignMultifamily Housing ArchitectureResidential ArchitectureRecord Interiors In the original grid plan for Austin, streets that ran east–west were named after trees, while north–south streets were named after rivers. Edwin Waller, a local businessman and signer of Texas’s 1832 Declaration of Independence from Mexico, designed the plan in 1839, the same year that Austin, formerly known as Waterloo, became the capital of the new Republic of Texas.
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