Built to (Not) Last: How Reversible Architecture Is Redefining the Way We Build
Stewart Brand proposed a theoretical framework in 'How Buildings Learn', introducing 'Shearing Layers,' which explains that structures evolve at varying rates.
The Danger of Adjusting State Borders to Reflect Political Divides
The proposed transfer of Illinois counties to Indiana represents a complex balancing act between promoting national unity and recognizing local distinctiveness, reflecting historical precedents.
The 1930s Case That Sparked a Debate About Deportation
Historical precedents may complicate Trump's promised large-scale deportations, showing limitations within executive power and tensions in immigration policy.