James Graham

Sarah Rafson

Victoria Newhouse

Sarah Rafson

Now What?! Advocacy, Activism & Alliances in American Architecture since 1968

ArchiteXX

A traveling exhibition that examines the little-known history of architects and designers working to further the causes of the civil rights, women’s, and LGBTQ movements of the past fifty years.

EX-CHANGE

Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture

2017 - 2018

New People, Projects, Places: Fall Newsletter

Hello (f)all Newsletter

Elizabeth Czartoryski

Brian Boigon

Seth Clark

Aleeza Furman

Gerard Damiani

Jakob Uhlenhopp

EX-CHANGE

Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture

Spring 2018

An end-of-year exhibition celebrating the work and research by students at the school.

"Builders and Housewives" reviewed by Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians

“The book is a testimony to architectural historiography’s interdisciplinary achievements and its capacity to provide in-depth investigations of urban space.”

Now What?! Pop-up! on view in NYC at Pratt Institute, May 28 – July 6

Hello New York!

Now What?! ArchiteXX Exhibition About Activism in the Profession to Open at Pratt Institute on May 24, 2018

PLP wins 2nd Annual Employer Diversity Recognition Award at the University of Pittsburgh

We are pleased to announce that Point Line Projects was awarded the 2nd Annual Employee Diversity Recognition Award at the University of Pittsburgh!

Springing Forward: March Newsletter

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Daniela Sandler

Natasha Tabachnikoff

Paul Zelevansky

Kyleen Pickering

Siddhartha Das

Abigail Sobotka-Briner

Kilolo Luckett

Sarah Grossman

Drafting Dreams: Collage City Workshop #2

On Wednesday, November 29, Point Line Projects in collaboration with Drafting Dreams held the second in a series of workshops in support of our exhibition Collage City at Assemble.

Salon on Architecture and Activism

Join us Monday, November 20 for an evening of conversation on architecture and activism featuring a stellar list of presenters!

Collage City: Dispatches from Opening Weekend

Our exhibition Collage City: Memory, Experience and Depicting Dreams opened in Pittsburgh on Friday, November 3 at Assemble, featuring the Dream Diary of artist-architect Annie Wang. The exhibition is open until the end of November and we'll be adding shots from the gallery workshops all month long.