Alexandra Lange

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Houses of the Future

Excellent article on the various single-family housing initiatives going on now in New Orleans.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Buy It Now

I watched two episodes of the Sundance Channel’s new advertisement for Anthropologie, Man Shops Globe, and failed to be caught up in the drama.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Love Among the Figurines

I finally got my hands on Important Artifacts by Leanne Shapton.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Architecture in Transit

An SVA student of mine from last year, Frederico Duarte, alerted me to the New York NOW exhibition, which opened October 7 in the West 4th Street subway station.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

The Sound of Waves

There’s a lovely confluence of modern architecture and waterfalls on the east side of Manhattan, and we managed to hit three excellent examples of the type during Open House New York.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Small Wonder: 41 Cooper Square

I never thought I would say this about a work by Thom Mayne of Morphosis, but I think 41 Cooper Square is too small.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Small Wonder: 41 Cooper Square

I never thought I would say this about a work by Thom Mayne of Morphosis, but I think 41 Cooper Square is too small.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Unhappy Homes

In Revolutionary Road and Away We Go, the characters lack believable emotion because they fail to convince us that they are in a house, rather than a set.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

The Wall Vanishes

Just another contemporary house in the East Village.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Home Range

I write about three contemporary houses by up-and-coming New York firms for The Architect’s Newspaper

Alexandra Lange|Essays

The Ladies' Paradise

In “Souvenir,” Mad Men welcomes back Joan, looking lovely.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

(Women and) Children First

Pier 6 at Brooklyn Bridge Park is one more way New York City is attempting to be child-friendly.