Plans in Perspective | James Carrico | Substack

Architects may say so, but scientific research does not (yet).

16 hr ago

From Japan to Boston to Singapore and beyond, the concept is a recurring ingredient in urban buildings that negotiate public and private interests. What exactly is it?

Jul 29

A jetlagged perspective.

Aug 12

Ownership and orderly complexity in People's Park Complex.

Jul 22

From streets and sidewalks to highways in the sky.

Matthew Carrico

Jul 15

The Architecture of the U.S. Embassy in Singapore.

Jul 8

One way to feed our intrinsic curiosity about the world is to observe, then reflect on, the physical things that surround us.

Jul 1

Views, which command great cultural and financial value, are a lot better when the damn guardrail isn’t in the way.

Jun 24

Our first guest author writes their take on John Portman’s Pan Pacific Hotel

Anonymous Architect

Jun 16

Explanation, guidelines, and some first thoughts on this experiment

Jun 16

He was a rare and genuinely rebellious voice in a field increasingly teeming with ever more specialized consultants and highbrow academics.

Jun 10

Enclosing Singaporean public space part 3: covered streets

Jun 3

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