Architecture for Humanity on Wired.com

The article I wrote about Architecture for Humanity’s Open Architecture Network was published on Wired.com today. It’s called “Design Within Reach: Architecture for Humanity Builds the Future of Housing.”

The article was written as a part of an experiment in crowdsourced journalism called Assignment Zero. Let me know what you think. Also, check out all the other Assignment Zero articles on Wired.com.

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