Climate change, COVID-19, the fight for social justice. In disruptive times, how can architecture help to chart new paths and implement far-reaching solutions? That’s the question posed by “Disruption,” the 2021 James Harrison Steedman Fellowship in Architecture. Read More
Miranda Rectenwald, a curator of local history at Washington University, discovered the amazing tale of Victor Gilbertson who was awarded the Steedman Fellowship in 1939 and traveled around Europe during the early years of World War II. She recently recalled her 2013 article in… Read More
Planometric and sectional views of shared storage spaces, from “Collective Clutter,” which proposes new spatial and socially engaged models of storage. (Image: Courtesy of Lily Zhang) If architecture is in a relationship, posits Lily Zhang, then storage is its selfless soul mate:… Read More
Pedro Pitarch, “This Greenfield is My Home.” Image: Pedro Pitarch. 2016 Steedman Fellow Pedro Pitarch shares a drawing from his research project Disguised Metropolitanisms: Unveiling the Masquerade… Read More
