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Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
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Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
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9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
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Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
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It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
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Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
The Eames films (I) See Charles and Ray Eames' "House: After Five Years of Living," filmed in 1955....
The Best Thing About The Bing How can a new concert hall differentiate itself from the pack?...
Crystal Bridges Challenge: Molding Moshe Safdie's Arki-tecture into Art-chitecture The curators had their work cut out for them in "cracking the code" of these challenging, off-kilter "wow" spaces....
The Bronx Says Thonx: Kimmelman Invades My Borough Times' new architectural arbiter promisingly visits the 'hood. Examining how buildings affect communities, what will he say about MoMA Monster?...
Tiny interventions After a weekend of discussing cultural mega-projects, I'm rather enamored of the radical alternative: the world's smallest cultural facility.
Participatory Art and its discontents...
9/11 Memorial Photo Essay: Dispiriting Design, Stark Ambiance Sparse plantings, hard benches, never-ending tears descending into black void. Still, a place to commune with lost loved ones....
First Look: Rem Koolhaas' Architecture for Architects at Cornell University (with video) Muscular yet engaging building, softened by unexpectedly elegant touches, providing glorious open, sun-filled studio space. My video walkthrough....
Same Key Can a concert with less variety be desirable?...
Ground Zero 'Visions' That Never Happened They were B-I-G. Also fantastical, memorial, symbolical, commercial, skyward, subterranean, park-like, Lego-like and futuristic, as in a long way off....
Memorial Church A church of stunning beauty, yet possessed of questionable acoustics and an ugly floor...
La serenissima A visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage....
Up-To-Date In Mason City The Park Inn Hotel -- F.L. Wright's Only Standing Hotel -- Is Renovated, Updated And Celebrated...
It's Ba-a-a-a-ck: Nouvel's MoMA Monster Files Revised Plans with the City Amanda Burden calls it "great signature addition to the skyline." Will much delayed project get built? Earliest start date: 2013....
Theme In Search Of Development Non-architecture typical of the builder-designed antisepsis or Stepford school--big double and triple garages with houses attached....
Verismo High technology allows sound recordings of greater and greater surface perfection -- maybe we don't want it...
A Census Of The "Supertalls" Skyscaper Museum Exhibit Tracks And Shows Off The Tallest Of The Tall; How Many Now And Where?...
Quick Change Artist Mozart's music offers an almost constantly shifting and evolving rendering of human state-of-mind...
Repetition is a Form of Flattery Even music that isn't repetitive is subject to considerable repeating...
Architectural Transition: Nicolai Ouroussoff Leaves the NY Times NYC's Museum of Arts & Design, which he wanted to demolish, can now breathe a sigh of relief. Any successor?...
