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Point Line Projects celebrates the launch of En Pointe Vol. 1: Pittsburgh at GBBN Architects during Pittsburgh’s April Unblurred: First Fridays on Penn Art Crawl.
Read MoreSarah Rafson and Ilana Curtis talk to Charles Rosenblum at Pittsburgh City Paper about En Pointe’s first print volume, which features twelve Pittsburgh-based architects, designers, curators, and artists.
Read MoreAs the third installment of content for AIA Pittsburgh’s Women’s History Month, Point Line Projects highlights woman-owned firms in Pittsburgh.
Read MoreHappy spring! Join Point Line Projects in events across North America. Read more.
Read MorePLP’s Natasha Tabachnikoff covers the relaunch of Women in Design Pittsburgh, a group that aims to build women’s professional networks, share industry knowledge, and set members up for long-term success in the field.
Read MoreThis is the fifth stop on the exhibition trail and featured and opening night talk by Now What?! Curators Sarah Rafson and Lori Brown and PLP’s Ilana Curtis. Gallery events included a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon and lecture by: Alyssa Mt. Pleasant.
Read MoreAIA Pittsburgh features PLP’s article spotlighting seven of Pittsburgh’s women-owned firms.
Read MorePLP selects Ohio-based architecture duo Outpost Office as one of Architect magazine’s “Next Progressives.”
Read MorePLP highlights CODA as our first selection for Architect Magazine’s monthly column, “Next Progressives,” which highlights emerging and innovative architecture firms.
Read MoreNow What?! Advocacy, Activism, and Alliances in American Architecture Since 1968 visits Montreal for its third showing.
Read MoreNow What?! curators speak with Annmarie Adams and Alanna Thain of McGill University as part of the Democracy, Space, and Technology Lecture Series from the Yan P. Lin Centre.
Read MorePoint Line Projects reflects as we turn three this year and continue to be challenged and rewarded by editorial and exhibition projects about art, architecture, and design.
Read MoreNow What?! Advocacy, Activism, and Alliances in American Architecture Since 1968 opens in San Francisco at California College of the Arts’ Hubbell Street Galleries.
Read MoreIt has been a frenzied fall update from Point Line Projects featuring new clients, collaborators, and meaningful projects.
Read MoreWe’re partnering with ArchiteXX to guest-edit sub_teXXt, ArchiteXX’s online journal about women in architecture.
Read MoreThe fall bounty at PLP has brought exciting new content and projects to our office—which is also new.
Read MoreSarah Rafson worked with SoA faculty to organize this school-wide exhibition and edit the publication to capture the energy and creative lines of inquiry that make the school unique. Read the latest issue here.
Read MoreNow What?! Los Angeles is on view at Woodbury University’s Hollywood Outpost gallery from September 1 – October 14.
Sarah Rafson is teaching as an adjunct professor in a first-year architecture studio at Carnegie Mellon University this semester.