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James Graham

is a doctoral student in the history and theory of architecture at Columbia University and a partner at milligram-office, an interdisciplinary design firm. He lives in Brooklyn and Ann Arbor.

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X Marks the Spot: Occupy’s Architecture

By James GrahamFebruary 20, 2012
Before it was Zuccotti Park, it was Liberty Plaza Park. The old name reflected the realities of Manhattan real estate, binding the park by association to the building that stands just north of it: One Liberty Plaza, a 54-story tower that necessitated the park’s very existence. The Park formerly known as Liberty Plaza, surfaced in
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