Modern Housing for the 21st Century
Katelin PennerBiweekly social housing, housing, and planning newsletter inspired by Catherine Bauer's 1934 masterpiece "Modern Housing"
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How to House Our Neighbors
Thank you to Jeff Paul and Ben Ferlo from House Our Neighbors for speaking with me for this article.
There is so much natural beauty in Seattle. The city’s glimmering skyline strikes a sharp juxtaposition with the Cascade Mountains, which...
Andrew Cuomo's Housing Crisis
New York City’s persistent housing crisis is full of vexing contradictions. The city, which wields the most robust toolbox to protect tenants and prevent displacement in the United States, is also a global epicenter of capital and real esta...
Bringing Catherine Bauer's Vision HOME
In the 1930s, amidst the economic turmoil of the Great Depression, a young architectural critic named Catherine Bauer published a book called Modern Housing. Throughout her book, Bauer exposed the devastating impacts of unfettered real esta...
Our American Screen
Like so many other Americans, I was raised on home improvement TV. My parents religiously recorded episodes of Flip or Flop, House Hunters, Love It or List It, Million Dollar Listing, and Fixer Upper, and we often spent a night each week in...
Lego City
If you bike four and a half miles west from the heart of Amsterdam, you’ll find yourself on Zeeburgeriland, a small, triangular strip of land just to the west of the city’s industrial docks. At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be much he...
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