Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 20_12.02.2009
In This Issue:
  • Send in the Clouds
    MIT in bubbly bid for London Olympic tower
  • Bridge Nixed
    DOT shuts down vulnerable Champlain crossing
  • Ferried Away
    As winter looms, East River water taxis can't stay afloat
  • Scrapped!
    New York landmarks commission saves one Auto Row building, junks another
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  • Editorial> Mind Over Matter
    The recent WPA 2.0 competition and conference in Washington, D.C., suggested that grand infrastructural visions must begin with small-scale, collaborative work, writes William Menking.
  • Letters
    Not so Grand, Here's to Halprin
  • BIM's in the Money
    GSA doles out major modeling contracts to ten firms
  • Eavesdrop> Sara Hart
    Norbert Has Left the Building, The Pope and the Architects, Got the Uglies
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  • Open> Restaurant
    Opia by Jordan Mozer and Associates
  • Jazzing Up Johnson
    Lincoln Center's State Theater receives artful renovation
  • Studio Visit> Balmori Associates
  • Coney Floats
    City reaches deal with developer, but new theme park years off
  • Zaha Maxima
    Rome's new museum of art and architecture is big, bold, and empty
  • In Detail> John Jay College of Criminal Justice
    SOM with Leslie E. Robertson Associates
  • At Deadline
    You Lose Some, You Win Some; Gehry Tops Out; Oy! What Were They Thinking?