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William Hanley

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As seen in: Dwell Magazine, SURFACE, IMDb, Yahoo Life, ArchDaily, Archinect, Architectural Record, archrecord.construction.com, CE Center, Land & Business Magazine
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William Hanley is a Brooklyn, New York-based journalist and critic. He has written about art, design, urbanism, and media culture for numerous international publications. Currently an editor at Architectural Record, William has previously been on staff at ArtInfo.com, ARTnews, and Rhizome.org. He is also a cofounder of FEAST (Funding Emerging Art with Sustainable Tactics), an event-based micro-granting program for socially engaged art and design projects.

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The Outdoor Issue

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By William Hanley 
| Dwell Magazine
Like Share Dwell’s outdoor issue features the giants of Route 66, a glass house based on a greenhouse, everything you need to unplug alfresco, and more. Stories Editor’s Letter: Places to Unplug Our annual issue dedicated to outdoor spaces offers up all kinds of design for escaping the internet and taking a deep breath. By William Hanley - 15 days ago Outdoor TVs—Love ’Em or Hate ’Em? A patio upgrade or vibe killer?
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Editor’s Letter: Places to Unplug Original

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By William Hanley 
| Dwell Magazine
It’s rough out there. If things going on around the world have you feeling a sense of ambient dread, I’m right there with you. But for our annual issue dedicated to outdoor spaces, please indulge us in a little escapism. Without going into clichés about nature and mental health, each of the stories in this issue shows a different type of design connected to the outdoors: places to pause, free yourself from your feeds, and take a deep breath.
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In Praise of Architectural Follies

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By William Hanley 
| Dwell Magazine
You don’t really need them, but they’re a delight to encounter. Such is the purpose, if there is one, to the folly. The architectural folly as it’s understood today has its roots in the manicured and mannered gardens of 18th-century Europe.
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