Rem Koolhaas at the Festival of Ideas for the New City
May 11, 2011
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"Taxi of Tomorrow": It's a Nissan
May 3, 2011
Paul Rudolph's Manhattan Megastructure
November 8, 2010
Architects on Stage
June 14, 2010
Snow Cathedral
February 26, 2010
Faulty Tower
February 26, 2010
The Ten Most Positive Architectural Events of 2009
December 8, 2009
Frank Gehry's Replacement
September 16, 2009
Broken Promises at Ground Zero
September 11, 2009
Postscript: Charles Gwathmey
August 5, 2009
Prince Charles's Long War on Modern Architecture
April 30, 2009
Peter Zuthmor's Quiet Power
April 14, 2009
Burning Koolhaas Down
February 10, 2009
TALK OF THE TOWN
Shelter Deparment: Apple Polishing
May 17, 2010
Face-Lift Department: She does windows
January 25, 2010
Monuments Dept.: Test Drive
October 12, 2009
Cathedrals: The Park That Ruth Built
August 10, 2009
Face Lift: The Falls
August 3, 2009
Old and New: Gehry at Eighty
March 16, 2009
Father and Son: Swing Science
December 1, 2008
Moving Up: You Say Tomato
August 25, 2008
On the Block: House Hunt
May 26, 2008
Dept. of Building: Compound on Park
May 19, 2007
Dept. of Buildings: Blowup
May 14, 2007
The Boards: Sex and Real Estate
April 30, 2007
Dept. of Preservation: Still Modern
December 4, 2006
Critic's Notebook: The Big Build
October 17, 2005
Postscript: Shape-Shifter
February 7, 2005
Still Standing: Stone's Glass House
November 18, 2002
Dept. of Commemoration: Less or More
November 11, 2002
Comment: Up From Zero
July 29, 2002
At the Museums: The View from the Seven
July 1, 2002
Horizon Dept.: Lights Out
April 15, 2002
Dept. of Delay: A Gehry for Los Angeles
March 11, 2002
The Wrecking Ball: The Little Pavilion That Could
January 21, 2002
Building Dept.: Spiffing up the Gray Lady
January 7, 2002
Dept. of Second Chances: A Park Avenue Makeover
December 10, 2001
At the Museums: A Face-Lift on Fifth
December 3, 2001
Showcase by Robert Polidori: Gambling on Art
October 15, 2001
From the Ashes: A Synagogue Rises Again
September 10, 2001
Showcase by Robert Polidori: Das Big Haus
August 13, 2001
Showcase by Robert Polidori: Gateway to Gotham
May 28, 2001
Comebacks the Architect of Swanky Populism
December 4, 2000
Recycling Department: A Shrine to Alexander's
November 13, 2000
Books: Building Huggers
September 25, 2000
Comment Not In Our Front Yard
August 7, 2000
Dept. of Recreation: Surf's Up at P.S. 1
July 10, 2000
It Takes A Village
March 27, 2000
In The Neighborhood
February 14, 2000
Detroit Postcard
January 24, 2000
On the Waterfront
December 13, 1999
Extra! Extra! Newshounds Exit!
November 29, 1999
Face-Lift Dept.
November 8, 1999
Showcase: Postmodern Pillar
October 4, 1999
Master Builders
August 16, 1999
Annals of Design: Detroit Tiger
July 12, 1999
Good Neighbors Dept.
June 14, 1999
A Second Chance for Penn Station
June 7, 1999
Right Time, Right Place
May 24, 1999
Good Neighbors Dept.
March 8, 1999
Accidental Piazza
February 15, 1999
In the Aisles
February 1, 1999
Dept. of Appearances
November 30, 1998
Books: A Helluva Town
November 30, 1998
Is the City Losing City Hall?
November 9, 1998
Showcase: Room to Think
October 5, 1998
Malling Manhattan
August 10, 1998
A Royal Defeat
July 13, 1998
Land of Make-Believe
June 22, 1998
At the Museums
June 15, 1998
The Boards
April 27, 1998
Master Builder
April 27, 1998
Bug Love
April 20, 1998
Annals of Preservation: Bringing Back Havana
January 26, 1998
Postscript: Citizen Gill
January 12, 1998
The Sporting Life
December 1, 1997
A Room With A View
October 20, 1997
Social Notes
October 13, 1997
Memories
December 8, 2003
Urban Warriors
September 15, 2003
Daniel and Nina Libeskind thought they had figured out how to get a building built. Then they came to New York
Designing Downtown
January 6, 2003
How will so many people with so many different ideas agree on the new proposals for the World Trade Center site?
Many Mansions
November 12, 2001
On the centenary of Louis Kahn's birth, a look at his legacy and his secret life
Dreamhouse
October 30, 2000
Suburban Grandeur
October 9, 2000
Richard Meier's new United States Courthouse and Federal Building in Central Islip, Long Island.
Busy Buildings
September 4, 2000
New buildings in the Times Square area and the new 42nd St. Studios building.
Stairway to the Stars
January 17, 2000
The new Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History.
The Eames Team
May 24, 1999
Zone Defense
February 22, 1999
Early New York developer Louis Horowitz and his book, "The Towers of New York."
Landmark Kitsch
August 18, 1997
The question of landmark designation for modern buildings of debatable aesthetic value...
Design for Living: Modernist Vacation Homes With A Mission
April 11, 2011
Living Architecture, which immodestly calls itself “a new social enterprise set up to revolutionize both architecture and UK holiday rentals,” has commissioned five modern vacation homes with the apparent intention of putting the Masterpiece Theatre version of England to rest once and for all.
Gracious Living
March 7, 2011
A review of Frank Gehry’s new tower at 8 Spruce Street. From the east you see it against the Woolworth Building, the most lyrical skyscraper in New York. Gehry’s building isn’t its equal, but it’s the first thing built downtown since then that actually deserves to stand beside it.
Neighborhood Watch
December 20, 2010
Eric Owen Moss transforms an entire neighborhood of Culver City with the kind of avant-garde architecture that is usually scattered around the world
What Happens in Vegas
October 4, 2010
The CityCenter development, on the Las Vegas Strip, attempts to provide an alternative to the city’s garish architectural pastiches.
Shadow Building
May 17, 2010
On the new skyscraper headquarters Goldman Sachs built for itself in lower Manhattan.
Out of the Blocks
June 2, 2008
Beijing’s Olympic architecture is spectacular, but what message does it send?
Zero Summary
September 11, 2006
Shanghai on the Hudson
August 2, 2004
Jersey City wants to be like Lower Manhattan, only neat and clean
High-Tech Bibliophilia
May 24, 2004
Rem Koolhaas's new library in Seattle is an ennobling public space