For NYC-based architect Adam Paul Susaneck, urban renewal has always been a particularly nefarious example of double speak. In America, the term refers to the mid-20th century policy in America to ...

There is a long-standing assumption that large, densely populated cities inherently foster interactions between a diverse range of people. Analysis of 1.6 billion person-to-person encounters in the ...

In his inaugural address in January 1963, Gov. George Wallace of Alabama thundered: “Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever.” About “tomorrow,” Wallace was right. More than ...

The Story of the BQE is a documentary tracing the history of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) by Adam Paul Susaneck of Segregation by Design and produced by the Institute for Public Architecture ...

"Decades of redlining and segregation by design have created an East Side full of very vulnerable Black people," Kemp continued. "These communities – they’re just sitting there as targets.” ...