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 | Metropolis Musings
Nostalgic about the publication’s 25th anniversary, Horace Havemeyer III, the founder and publisher of Metropolis, talks about its inception as well as its future.
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 | The Brazen Bull Corporation
The contemporary office breeds a compulsory enthusiasm that can wear down employees.
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 | Sunshine and Noir
A new volume of photographs captures the romance, grit, and many contradictions of Los Angeles.
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 | Dirty Money
An artist’s response to a design icon from the Gilded Age is also a criticism of the disparities in society today.
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 | Design Needs a Social Conscience
The drive to improve living conditions for all life should be at the center of contemporary architecture and design.
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 | Celebrating the Human Factor in Design
The Metropolis Think Tank series is a live research program—it connects the wisdom of local knowledge groups with design thinkers, clients, and others.
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 | How Do We Transition to a More Energy-Efficient Infrastructure? Answer: The Microgrid
The award-winning lighting designer James Benya argues that to truly leverage sustainable technologies, we should rethink our electricity system as a whole.
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 | Design in Crisis: How Economic Bust Has Redefined the Value of High Design
An Italian design legend considers the positive effects that the world’s financial crisis has had on luxury design.
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