VOLUME I  :  TRESPASS
Lunch in America Peter Waldman | An Open Letter to the Board of Visitors, the University Administration, and the University Community | Thoughts on Permanence Matthew Scott Ibarra | On the Edge / at the Center: Interventions at Locust Point Phoebe Crisman | Eyes that Can See and Hands that Can Make Elizabeth K. Meyer | Housing: Ecological, Modular and Affordable John Quale | High Density on High Ground Maurice Cox | Heliocentricity Ryan Moody | Journeys into Night–School Michael Rotondi & Peter Waldman | Design as Research | In Praise of Lightness Robin Dripps | The Self Portrait Journal of Sanda Iliescu: An Interface K. William Fried

VOLUME II  :  DIALECT
Global Change Kristina Hill | Architecture Working for the Environment: The Learning Barge | Developing Architecture: An Interview with Russel Katz | Watts Going On?: Learning in the “Waterhood” | small gods Mark Phemister | Building Synthesis: Integrating Form and Performance Jenny Lovell with Ben Thompson, Institue for Design Research, NYC | Suspended Disbelief: the Work of INFOLAB Nataly Gattegno | luckily, luckily – A Measured Exploration into Globalization, Shipping and the Movement of Goods Marc Alan Howlett | LAX Studio: Beyond the Plastic Fluorescent Spectacle Jason Johson/ Howard Kim | Terra Firma Rodrigo Abela/ Ian Horton | Roof Bog System Keyur Shah | Space in Landscape Architecture Zoe Edgecomb | The Space Between Things: Liminality and the Human Psyche Katherine Pabody | From Germany to Japan and Turkey: Modernity, Locality, and Bruno Taut’s Trans-national Details from 1933 to 1938 Burak Erdim | Mexico City, Venice, Charlottesville: me-andering footnotes and my-opic afterthoughts Peter Waldman | Rome Through the Lens of the Pantheon Jim Richardson | The Practice of Drawing Michael Vergason

VOLUME III  :  TERRITORY
Forthcoming