
Long may your glowing, useful days
Shine forth their bright illuming rays,
And to gloomy lives always
A happy thrill.
You've got to dig to dig it, you dig?
Adler Guerrier – wanders a never fixed nor dormant landscape by Marisa Newman Projects. Essay by Leslie M. Wilson. Designed by Masha Marchenko. Published via Blurb, 7×7 inches, 20 pages, ISBN: 9798331189266.

Related: Nested in a Place of Becoming, 2022.
The specificity of place and terms that do the work of aggregation like ‘landscape’ and ‘garden’ and ‘yard’ give way to radical individualization. Here, we spy flowers as if awakened protagonists, independent of their role in a ‘scenic’ and ‘idyllic’ place. In the dark, they are only themselves.
Leslie M. Wilson, Weathering, and other ways to survive. (Marisa Newman Projects)

Architecture and Cities: A Verso Bookshelf. Key reading on our cities and the geography of inequality, politics, and identity. (2018).
Also, a list for architects, by Michael Sorkin.

Imagination, too, is old habit, assiduously maintained despite consequences.
Secret and Invisible Folds into the Visible
you can separate pleasure from disgrace
(Elisa Gonzalez)
