Articles by Anna Fixsen

Medellin’s renaissance is one for architecture’s storybooks. After decades of mundane violence, the city today is not only (comparatively) peaceful but a world-class architectural hub. Indeed, many cite the city’s urban development as a factor in its rebirth. But Medellin’s success sometimes overshadows that of neighbouring (and capital) city, Bogota.

This article was originally published by Metropolis Magazine as “SOM Explains Exactly How a Raccoon Scaled Its St. Paul Skyscraper.”

This article was originally published by Metropolis Magazine as “How a Small Mexico City Exhibition Fueled a Debate About Preservation and Power.”