Architecture
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Alexandra Lange|Essays
Up From Zero, the Novel
A post-9/11 fiction scooped by reality.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Reading in Public
A new book club with an unusual topic: architecture and design.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Welcome Back, Overbite
Albert C. Ledner's mid-century scallops and portholes have staying power.
Nancy Levinson|Essays
A Dream House for Architect Barbie
Just in time for the midsummer heat, Architect Barbie's got a competition-winning new dream house in Malibu.
Jessica Helfand|Advertisement
For Sale: The Earliest Modern Studio in America
In 1931, a young American artist designed a modern studio on a mountaintop in the Berkshires in Connecticut: it would be one of the first modern houses in America, pre-dating Frank Lloyd’s Fallingwater by five years. It …
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Let’s Go! World’s Fairs of the 1930s
"Designing Tomorrow" at the National Building Museum showcases the optimisim, futurism, and dreamy design ideas of the 1930s.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
New Apple HQ, 1957
Wouldn't it be more radical for Apple to move back to town?
John Thackara|Essays
Sweat Equity Infra
The Millau Viaduct is a tourist attaction in the making. Future vistors will gawk at it and wonder: “how *did* they build that?”
Alexia|Essays
My Studio H Experience
Adventures in design crits: A high school junior recounts her Studio H year working with onerous classmates and power tools.
Mark Lamster|Essays
The Unsung Genius of Flemish Architecture
The New Flemish Architecture should not be underestimated, though it usually is.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Manhattan Museum Musical Chairs
Bye, bye Museum of American Folk Art. Hello the forward march of the Modern.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Science Gets Around to Architecture
Why are we still privileging scientific studies over visual thinking?
