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“004 Karen Kubey – Cities of Imagination” (podcast interview)
Journey With Purpose, August 16, 2023
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“Affordable Housing Gets Complex” (program review)
Portland Business Tribune, September 1, 2020
“Karen Kubey on Spatial Justice through Social Housing” (podcast interview)
NESS, Buenos Aires, August 31, 2020
“Rebuilding Cornerstones: Towards Spatial Justice for Portland’s Black Diaspora” (podcast interview with Cleo Davis and Kayin Talton Davis)
University of Oregon Design for Spatial Justice Podcast, April 12, 2020
“University of Oregon Announces Call for Design for Spatial Justice Fellowship applicants” (teaching work featured)
Archinect, February 20, 2020
”9 Books Designers Should Read in 2019” (book featured)
Fast Company, January 2, 2019
“3 Ways Architects Can Improve Social Equity” (interview)
Curbed, November 8, 2018
“Housing as Intervention” (interview)
Young Architects Forum: Connection, Fall 2018
“Seeking Shelter” (book review)
Architectural Record, October 2018
“Housing as Intervention with Karen Kubey” (interview)
Delirious LA, September 25, 2018
“Elevating the Role of Architects as Advocates for Equitable Housing” (book review)
Next City, September 20, 2018
“Housing as Intervention” (webinar)
AIA National Housing and Community Development Knowledge Community, September 17, 2018
”CED Alumna Karen Kubey Guest-Edits Latest Volume of Architectural Design” (interview)
UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design, September 11, 2018
“Episode 71: Karen Kubey” (podcast interview)
The Midnight Charette, September 4, 2018
”A+ Session: Affordable Housing Design” (presentation video)
Architect Magazine, August 1, 2018
”At the AIA Conference, Public Health Emerges as Powerful Force” (quoted)
Metropolis, June 25, 2018
”The Importance of Beauty in Affordable Housing” (publication review; quoted)
Next City, May 9, 2018
"Emerging New York Firms Design 15 Calming Spaces for City High Schools"
(project review)
The Architect's Newspaper, October 25, 2017
"Everything You Should Know About Designing a Home for Aging in Place"
(project review; quoted)
Architectural Digest, October 23, 2017
"Advice for Ben Carson: How Not to Make America's Housing Crisis Worse" (quoted)
Fast Company Design, January 12, 2017
“Home Renovation for the Golden Years” (project featured)
New York Times, December 30, 2016
“New York City’s Quest to Become a Better Place to Get Old" (project review; quoted)
Fast Company, September 21, 2016
“Impossible Challenges: An Interview with Paola Aguirre, Gina Ford, and Karen Kubey” (interview)
Young Architects Forum, June 2016
"Affordable Housing in New York: The People, Places, and Policies that Transformed a City" (book review)
Architectural Record, February 1, 2016
"A Big Interesting Mess" (program review)
The Architect's Newspaper, June 25, 2015
“Trading Parking Lots for Affordable Housing” (program review)
The New York Times, September 14, 2014
"Traveling the Streets of the Future" (program review)
Urban Omnibus, June 4, 2014
“NYC Mayor Unveils Affordable Housing Plan” (interview)
CCTV, May 22, 2014
“Beyond the Lawn” (program review)
Architecture Boston, Fall 2013
“Looking Back at Low-Rise High-Density Housing in NYC” (exhibition review)
Metropolis, June 24, 2013
“Low Rise High Density” (exhibition review)
Domus, June 3, 2013
“A Housing Solution Gone Awry” (exhibition mention)
The New York Times, June 1, 2013
“The Case for Low-Rise Density” (exhibition review)
Atlantic Cities, April 25, 2013
"Making Room" (design proposal review)
Domus, March 13, 2013
"Bringing Supportive Housing Home at Living Room" (exhibition review)
Architizer, May 2, 2012
“Living Room: Housing Works Builds Housing” (exhibition feature)
Urban Omnibus, April 18, 2012
Mid-: A Discourse on Mid-Size Cities (design proposal published)
LuLu, 2011
“Imagining Housing for Today” (design work featured)
The New York Times, November 16, 2011
ABSTRACT (design work published)
GSAPP, Columbia University, 2007-08, 2008-09
Design Like You Give a Damn (design-build project published)
Metropolis Books, 2006
“Who Wants to Be a Working-Class Housing Designer?” (quoted)
The New York Times, June 11, 2006