Jacob R. Moore

“Lost to Pleasure in the American Dream,” Author, The Avery Review

“Unbroken Windows,” Editor, Buell Center + Queens Museum

“It Took a Village: Fifth Avenue’s Countryside,” Author, The Avery Review

“Liquid Utility,” Co-editor, e-flux Architecture + Buell Center

“Power: Infrastructure in America,” Editor, Buell Center

“Intersections,” Series Guest Editor, Urban Omnibus, Architectural League of New York

“Info Wars,” Author, The Avery Review

“The Other Side of the Tracks,” Author, Even no. 8

And Now: Architecture Against a Developer Presidency, Editor, The Avery Review, Columbia Books on Architecture and the City + Columbia University Press

Living in America: Frank Lloyd Wright, Harlem & Modern Housing, Curatorial team leader, Buell Center

Climates: Architecture and the Planetary Imaginary, Editor, The Avery Review, Columbia Books on Architecture and the City + Lars Müller Publishers

“No Is More,” Author, Asymmetric Labors: The Economy of Architecture in Theory and Practice, The Architecture Lobby

“Presumed Influence: Le Corbusier and Buenos Aires, 1927–1935,” Author, San Rocco Issue 12, “The Clients Issue”

“Full Disclosure: Speaking Personally at the New York City AIDS Memorial,” Author, The Avery Review

The Art of Inequality: Architecture, Housing, and Real Estate—A Provisional Report, Co-author and editor, Buell Center

“Origin and Development of a New Tradition: Space, Time, and Architecture in the Translation Zone,” Author, Future Anterior Vol. 12, no. 1, Summer 2015

“432 Park Avenue: Pointing Fingers,” Author, The Avery Review

“Beyond the Supersquare,” Author, Artforum

House Housing, Co-curator, Buell Center

“Bodies in Custody,” Copyeditor, dpr-barcelona

“Reading Between the Lines,” Author, Architect’s Newspaper

Promiscuous Encounters, Copyeditor, GSAPP Books

“Profiting from Design,” Author, Materia 06, Ediciones Universidad de San Sebastián

“Past Futures, Present Futures,” Author, Domus

“Other Space Odysseys,” Author, Domus