JUSTICE

Winter 2020, Vol. 36, Issue 3

Expanded Content

Fuad ‘Femi’ Kareem in his own words

Squaring Up ‘Architecture’ and ‘Justice’

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

One Riot, One Ranger

Drunk Tank Pink by Adam Alter

Citylab High School

That's the Texas Spirit

Latinos in Architecture Network

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Tenth Street is Bleeding

Joanna Hampton, AIA

Drawn Justice: The Case for Designing Criminal Facilities

Linda Bernauer, AIA, NCARB

Equity & Justice in Architecture

Betsy del Monte, FAIA

The Little Home in Back

Constanza Peña Nakouzi

Profile: Adrian Parr

Carolyn Mulligan, AIA

Profile: Fred Perpall, FAIA

Nate Eudaly, Hon. AIA Dallas

Lost + Found: Pike Park - Little Mexico’s Struggle for its Oasis

George Dahl and Prisons: A Little-Known Legacy

Greg Brown, Hon. AIA Dallas

The Bloody T-Square: The Enduring Appeal of Personalized Justice in Death Wish

Julien Meyrat, AIA