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GREATNESS: Diverse Designers of Architecture is a compelling exploration of the contributions of diverse architects to the field of architecture. This book delves into the essence of various architectural typologies, including residential, institutional, and master planning, through the lens of designers from varied backgrounds. It highlights the historical evolution of these typologies and their impact on urban planning and architecture, reflecting a wide range of lifestyles, cultures, and socio-economic backgrounds. The book addresses the darker aspects of architectural history, such as housing injustice and redlining, while also celebrating the healing power of design in fostering community well-being and environmental sustainability. It emphasizes the importance of community-centric approaches in residential design and the role of architecture in shaping equitable and sustainable environments. Featuring global projects, the book showcases how architects and designers worldwide address unique challenges and opportunities, enriching our understanding of architecture's role in shaping human lives. GREATNESS: Diverse Designers of Architecture is a call to action for architects and designers to create inclusive, sustainable, and responsive environments that foster community, dignity, and a sense of belonging for all.

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""The book serves as both an inspiration and an invitation for progress, underscoring the urgent need for social justice through inclusion"" - D5 Magazine ""Showcasing the work of 47 contemporary architects and designers through essays, case studies, illustrations, and photography, Greatness aims to move the profession beyond societal barriers."" - iands ""Award-winning architect Pascale Sablan, FAIA, NOMAC, LEED AP, and CEO of Adjaye Associates New York Studio, will release her first book, GREATNESS: Diverse Designers of Architecture, early next year. "" - Living Architecture Monitor

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Architect. Activist. Visionary. Leader. Audacious Disrupter of the Status Quo. As the 315th living African American woman registered architect in the United States, Pascale Sablan is dedicated to advancing architecture for the betterment of society by bringing visibility and voice to the issues concerning women and BIPOC designers. She lives in New York with her young son. All Contributors: Everardo Jefferson (New York); Shantell Martin (New York); Chris T. Cornelius (Wisconsin); Jeanne Gang (Illinois); Damon F. Hewlin (Indiana); Vershae Hite (North Carolina); Yao Xiang Lin (California); Amanda Fuller (North Carolina); Phil Freelon (North Carolina); Teri Canada (Georgia); Marc Johnson (Georgia); Toshiko Mori (New York); Ashleigh Walton (Pennsylvania); Dawveed Scully (Illinois); Ishita Gaur (New York); Samuel Óghale Oboh (Edmonton, Alberta); Annya Ramirez-Jimenez (Puerto Rico and New York); Jason E. Pugh (Illinois); Sika Ella Manteaw (Melbourne); Zena Howard (North Carolina); Gabrielle Bullock (California); Malcolm Davis (North Carolina); Drake Dillard (California); Renata Southard (Maryland); Josh Greene (Arizona); Christian Benimana (Rwanda); Siboney Diaz Sanchez (Texas); Michael Marshall (Washington DC); Ivenue Love-Stanley (Georgia); William J. Stanley III (Georgia); Trevor Bullen (Minnesota); Donna Phaneuf (Virginia); Toto Hu (London); Jennifer Rittler (Ohio); Nina Ebbighausen (Minnesota); Michelle McCovey-Good (California); Emily Ray (Illinois); Wandile Mthiyane (South Africa); Camille Urban Jobe (Texas); Anjali Iyer (California); Tara Gbolade (United Kingdom); Yakuh Askew (California); Amanda Adler (Texas); Kanyanta Chipanta (Australia); Audrey Jo (Jody) McGuire (Minnesota); Gustavo Rodriguez (New York); Roodza Pierrelus (Haiti).

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