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In the Glow

Do LLMs dream of electric sheep?

Jessica Duffin Wolfe

Desperately Seeking Space Friends

Our search continues

Dan Falk

Fortunes and Funnel Cakes

What Patty Conklin created

Kyle Wyatt
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Ken Greenberg

Ken Greenberg is an architect and urban designer based in Toronto who has taught at Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Michigan and the University of Toronto. He is currently preparing a master plan for the former Rockcliffe Military Base in Ottawa, the 2010 Vision and Strategic Framework for Hartford and a strategic master plan for Boston University.

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Ken Greenberg

Will The Real Empire State Building Please Stand Up?

A Canadian critic deconstructs an American icon September 2006
Mark Kingwell straddles the worlds of academia and popular criticism. He is a philosophy professor at the University of Toronto who also lectures widely and is the author of eight books and numerous articles and columns. Two of his particular fascinations are the contradictions and perplexities of American culture to which he brings a special Canadian insider/outsider…

What Makes a Building Canadian?

A thinker and practitioner surveys our national architecture September 2005
Andrew Gruft, one of the country’s foremost experts in contemporary design and Professor Emeritus at the School of Architecture at the University of British Columbia, has produced a valuable compendium of some of the best Canadian architecture from the last ten years. Generously illustrated with photos, drawings and model images with supporting texts (also exhibited at the Belkin Gallery at UBC) by 27 leading architects from across the…