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Architecture
Big and Bold Visions for the New Penn Station
The Municipal Art Society unveiled design proposals from four celebrated New York architecture firms that took on the challenge of
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Pitching the City with Ideas City
The name “Ideas City” sounds just vague enough that it could be either a booth in a science fair or
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The Center for Architecture Discusses Plans for Hudson Yards
With a packed room full of eager onlookers, the Center for Architecture (CFA) kicked off the first of a series
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SimCity launches with Urban Planning Beta Tournament by Fast Company
On assignment as the architecture columnist for Kill Screen, a video game and culture magazine, we attended the preview of
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Downtown Cincinnati Rises–Gloriously
How fabulous was Cincinnati in the old days? Winston Churchill, for one, thought it was sensational, and called it “the
Architecture
To Live and Die in LA – The Abandoned LA Zoo
Urban planners call it “arrested deterioration:” the ironic preservation of a poorly designed zoo in a state of decay. Open
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On Data and Cities: What Melbourne can learn from Farmingdale, Long Island
In this latest iteration of our collaborative series, On Data and Cities, with Gehl Institute in Copenhagen, we jump off
Events
A Potential Park for the Tappan Zee Bridge?
With the possible demolition of the Tappan Zee Bridge, architecture and urban planning students at Cooper Union and Columbia University
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The MAS After Dark Party: Raising the Roof on the NYPL
The second annual MAS (Municipal Art Society) After Dark Party will take place on April 19. As a member of
Architecture
Havana: An Untapped or Tapped Nostalgia?
By the time I was born, Cuba for my family had evolved into an elaborate fairytale, replete with its castles,
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A Hidden Factory near Bastille with a Revolutionary Past and Digital Future
The 11th Arrondisement is one of my favorite neighborhoods to wander. Vintage signs from the manufacturing era still grace the
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How Zoning Shaped the New York Skyline
Most people (even residents) never realize how New York City’s iconic skyline has been shaped by the city’s