Architecture

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.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

“Year of the Woman” Revisited: Alexandra Lange on Criticism, Mentorship, and Memory

A year-end wrap-up of my favorite stories. The common theme? Women and the making of design.

Observed|Essays

Fairy Tale Architecture

A roundup of our holiday Fairy Tale Architecture posts.

Debbie Millman|Audio

Susan Szenasy

Susan S. Szenasy is editor-in-chief of METROPOLIS, the award-winning New York City-based magazine of architecture and design.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Lunch with the Critics: Fourth-Annual Year-End Awards

Our intrepid critics, Alexandra Lange and Mark Lamster, celebrate (and castigate) the best and worst architecture and design of 2013.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Art On Campus

A review of the renovated Blaffer Art Museum and James Turrell's latest skyspace, "Twilight Epiphany."

Alexandra Lange|Essays

L.A. Loves Deborah Sussman

A Kickstarter for an upcming exhibition on the wotk of Deborah Sussman in Los Angeles.

Mark Lamster|Essays

Can the Doomed Astrodome Save Modernism?

The Astrodome and the Future of Modern Preservation

John Foster|Accidental Mysteries

Giraffe Houses of the Ozarks

Giraffe houses are generally thought to have first appeared around 1910, but their acceptance grew during the 1930s.