Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson has been writing about architecture, design, and cities for over a decade. Her articles have appeared in The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Slate, Architect, Metropolis, Design Observer, and the Atlantic magazine’s CityLab site, among others.

From 2004-2007, Elizabeth was the editor of Urbanite magazine, and today she is a contributing editor with Architect. She has served as an editor for publications, such as Fast Company’s CoDesign site, Next City, and Metropolis.

In 2011, Elizabeth received the Roger D. Redden Award for individual achievement in the field of architectural writing from the Baltimore Architecture Foundation. Her article “Children of the Revolution” was named a Top 10 Public Interest Article for 2013.

She is a co-founder of D Center Baltimore, a nonprofit dedicated to design in Baltimore. Elizabeth also writes fiction, and her short fiction received a 2013 Pushcart Prize nomination.