Phoebe Springstubb (she/her) is a PhD candidate in the History, Theory, and Criticism of Architecture at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She studies the built and natural environments of the nineteenth- and twentieth-century Circumpolar North, with a particular interest in connections between Alaska and Siberia. Prior to MIT, she was a curatorial assistant in the Department of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. She holds a BA and MArch from Princeton University. Her writing has appeared in Architectural Theory Review, Journal of Architectural Education, MoMA and Harvard Art Museums exhibition catalogues, a Canadian Centre for Architecture web issue, and elsewhere.
Armin Linke (Italian, born 1966) is a traveler in search of strange, yet familiar frontiers; his photographs spring from a peripatetic practice that has taken him from the slopes of the massive infrastructural transformations rent by the Three Gorges Dam in China, to the technologically crafted snow-globe winters of Ski Dubai’s interiors. Each photograph forms…
