An Online Journal of Exceptional Achievement
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As the environment is increasingly in a state of unrest from climate change, Indigenous thinking is invaluable to propel the architecture field into a new epoch that both elevates society and safeguards the planet.
A. Gallegos,
Yale School of Architecture
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In this issue
Memo A new epoch that elevates society and safeguards the planet Rogelio Roy Hernández
Luminaria/o Tamara Eagle Bull, FAIA, First Native American Woman, Licensed Architect in the US Joseph Martinez, Architect
Professional Practice Leader or Manager? Charles Higueras, FAIA
Cover Story Anjelica Gallegos, Charelle Brown, Summer Sutton: Yale’s Indigenous Scholars of Architecture, Planning & Design Rogelio Roy Hernández
Cal Alumni at Work Karla Zillner, Assistant Systems Analyst, Los Angeles County Metro Anarosa Robledo
Chicanx History MEChA, What’s in a Name? Joseph Martinez, Architect
Architecture & Planning Professor Theodore (Ted) Jojola, Ph.D.: Post Colonial Indigenous Design & Planning Itzel Torres
Photography No Way Out, A Book by Michael Hernandez Aymee Barajas
CASA Now! Parental Guidance, Faith & La Virgen de Guadalupe Omar Martinez