By exploiting legal loopholes to target the super-rich, developers are ravaging New York and its people
The urbanisation of Los Angeles racially segregated its citizens through ‘redlining’ policies, an urban violence that perseveres today
The repurposed elevated railway in New York City has become an engine of neoliberalism
In Agua Prieta, a Mexican town on the US border, two public projects by Fernanda Canales Arquitectura offer a sense of rootedness
