I wrote the keynote article for the July/Aug issue of The Architectural Review. It's about campus protests, campus surveillance, + the history of universities as defensible spaces (spreads in part 2 ⬇️) www.architectural-review.com/essays/lette...
Excellent, Shannon!
Also: AR isn't the kind of publication that uses footnotes, but I tried to squeeze in as many references as possible. Here's a list of all the people and resources that informed this relatively short piece:
STUDENT PROTEST SURVEILLANCE & CAMPUS DEFENSIBLE ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA POLICING+ PROTEST ACTIVITY CAMPUS / PROTEST SURVEILLANCE DEFENSIBLE SPACE DEFENSIBLE CIVIC SPACES + SCHOOLS ...
(I was told the issue theme was surveillance — hence my topic— but it turns out it's "publics!" Okay! Also, I was sent proofs w/o notice and given 3hrs to respond, yet they went to press before that deadline — so there are typos in here 🙄)
What an honor! Congratulations! (Most people won’t even notice the typos)