Michael Sorkin

Michael Sorkin Studio / CCNY / Terreform / The Nation

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Architectural and urban designer Michael Sorkin is a principal with Michael Sorkin Studio. A Distinguished Professor of Architecture at City College of New York, he is President of Terreform and the Architecture Critic for The Nation. 

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President-elect Donald Trump has stated that one of his top priorities is the overhaul of the nation's infrastructure.

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