Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 14_09.03.2008
In This Issue:
  • Paul Byard, 1939-2008
    Three colleagues remember an eloquent and spirited advocate for architecture.
  • Saarinen Spared in NJ
    Redevelopment plan seeks new use for Bell Labs
  • Air Frights
    Stringer asks NYCHA to weigh fundraising plans
  • Non-Commissioned Officer
    LiMandri takes over at DOB
  • Advertisement
  • Editorial: Tilting Toward Windmills
    We're all for wind power, but don't forget New York's most sustainable feature: the subway.
  • Up in Smoke
    Report determines structural fire caused WTC 7 collapse
  • Eavesdrop: Anne Guiney
    It's the critic's cozy corner!
  • Open: Boutique
    Jil Sander Downtown New York
  • Advertisement
  • Big Three
    Port Authority unveils renderings for revived tower over 8th ave. depot
  • Unveiled: Utah Museum of Natural History
  • One More for the Mall
    RFQ out for Smithsonian's Museum of African-American History, to rise on 14th and Constitution
  • Schooled in Modernism
  • Open: Performance Space
    Galapagos Art Space
  • LES Not More
    Long-awaited rezoning plan draws unexpected fire
  • Hog Heaven
    Pentagram designs a new home for Harley-Davidson's collection of motorcycles
  • Studio Visit: Alex Garvin & Associates
  • Viguier's Victory
    A French architect revives The McNay in San Antonio
  • New Academic Leaders Upstate, Downstate
    Cornell makes Kleinman Dean and Columbia picks Dolkart for preservation program
  • At Deadline
  • Fresh Air Finds
    New products for outdoor furniture are good to go inside or out, combining the latest in technology with a welcome sense of comfort and sustainability