SESSIONS ON TERRITORY is a series of public debates exploring the intersection of architecture, territory, and political economy. The upcoming sessions will examine architecture’s role in the public sector, featuring practitioners engaged with or working within state institutions. Together we will debate how architecture can help advance public interest in the broadest sense—encompassing the public good, public ownership, public space, and the public sphere—amid challenges from the state, market, technology, and a growing erosion of trust in social institutions.