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Justice + Equity

Contemporary dynamics of spatial change are determined by historical patterns of settlement, including the ways in which cities, landscapes, and territories are imagined, designed, organized, and challenged. Our work engages justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion as a core set of social, political, economic, and environmental frameworks that impact every spatial scale, from the individual body to the urban realm. This intersectional approach grounds our impact-driven agenda on questions of class, race, gender, citizenship, ecology, disability, and more.

A Sample of Recent Work

 

Lost Neighborhoods of San Diego
Nancy Kwak

 

Modeling ride-hailing and caresharing adoption and use patterns published in Sustainable Cities and Society
Behram Wali, 2025

 

 

An Analysis of Safe Parking Programs: Identifying Program Features and Outcomes of an Emerging Homelessness Intervention published in Housing Policy Debate
Mirle Rabinowitz Bussell, 2024

Hawai‘i Land Struggles and a Pacific Statehouse published in Beyond Copyright: How does Law Impact Art?
Kelema Moses, 2023

  

Towards an Architectural Theory of Jurisdictional Technics: Midcentury Modernism on Native American Land published in Architectural Theory Review
Manuel Shvartzberg Carrió, 2023