Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 13_07.29.2009
In This Issue:
  • A Park Fit for Queens
    New middle-class community at Hunter's Point South to be crowned with expansive park
  • Up a Creek
    Superfund or Sponge Park for Gowanus Canal?
  • Harping on Housing
    City aims to salvage stalled luxury units for middle class
  • Casey at Bat
    GSA taps architecture adviser to lead design excellence
  • Advertisement
  • Editorial: Thought Process
  • Letters
  • Best Offer
    Financing and finesse help sell in Harlem
  • Open: Restaurant
    DBGB by Thomas Schlesser of Design Bureaux
  • Advertisement
  • Eavesdrop: Sara Hart
  • Charged Up
    Advocates say energy bill could transform U.S. building efficiency
  • Ithaca Thaw
    Two architecturally significant projects emerge from Cornell's building freeze
  • A Grander Concourse
    Council OK's rezoning plan, reshaping swath of southwest Bronx
  • Unveiled: Rongsheng Complex
  • FDR Finally Comes Home
    Construction set for Kahn-designed Roosevelt Island memorial
  • Crit: 41 Cooper Square
    Morphosis' new building for Cooper Union packs a punch
  • Recession Tales: John Johansen
  • Four Vie for Philly Pier
    Finalists named to remake Delaware River waterfront
  • Crit: Afterparty at P.S. 1
  • Studio Visit: Moed de Armas & Shannon
  • Honors
  • At Deadline
  • Floored
    Never sexy but impossible to ignore, access flooring has come a long way, offering options for data, air, and cable installations that are sleeker, tougher, more accommodating and more flexible than ever -- and even easier on the eyes.