Interior view of the basket-like casing of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. The museum was lead by an African-American and British-Ghanian architects.
By Kristen Jeffers Black Experience/Cities/City Life and Culture/placemaking/planning/urbanism

Building on Theories and Practice of Black Urbanism in Our New World

I have always owed a great debt to the work of Sara Zewde, especially the usage of the term black urbanist and talking about black urbanism. Zewde is currently a principal at Asakura Robinson a designer at the Seattle-based firm GGN and in 2010, published her MIT graduate thesis, Theory, place, and

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