Architecture
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Adam Harrison Levy|Essays
The Last Unknown Place in New York
If you want to see a version of the future you could try to take a boat to an island off the coast of the Bronx.

Owen Edwards|Essays
Rizzoli Erased
Owen Edwards remembers the elegant old Art Nouveau building that housed the Rizzoli bookstore, just what a bookstore ought to be.

Alexandra Lange|Essays
Lucia Eames, 1930-2014
An appreciation of Lucia Eames (1930-2014).

Observed|Essays
Shape:Â A Film About Design
Shape is a short film that is part of MakeShapeChange , a project aimed at young people to get them thinking about how the world is made around them and where design fits in.

Observed|Books
Deventer
In Deventer, the Netherlands, a routine real estate deal and demolition became the site of innovation and new intelligence in urban design.

Mark Lamster|Essays
The Astrodome and the Challenges of Preservation
The Astrodome and the future of preservation.

Observed|Competitions
Liget Budapest International Architectural Design Competition
Four competitions. Five buildings. Six institutions. The Liget Budapest Project is possibly the world’s most extensive architectural competition in 2014.

Alexandra Lange|Essays
Not Afraid of Noise: Mexico City Stories
A photographic tour of Mexico City, house by house, wall by wall.

Jennifer Kabat|Reviews
Genzken and the City
A review of Isa Genzken’s current retrospective on view at MOMA.

Alexandra Lange|Essays
Premature Demolition
The Folk Art Museum, David Adjaye's market hall, and the first addition to the Morgan Library. If three makes a trend, then premature demolition qualifies.

Alexandra Lange|Essays
Criticism = Love
Why you have to love design to be a critic.

Rob Walker|Essays
Hale County Revisited
An in-depth look at Hale County, Alabama, an accidental social-design laboratory.