Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 11_06.16.2010
In This Issue:
  • Randall's Island Reborn
    Regional park revived with major new amenities, its largest public space investment since Robert Moses
  • I.M. Pei's JFK in Terminal Trouble
    Port Authority wants to demolish Terminal 6, but preservationists try to keep the plan grounded
  • Muslim Center Goes Modern Near Ground Zero
    Defying critics, imam and developer seek balance between Islam and West through architecture and community
  • French Kissed
    Portzamparc woos NYC with two bold new projects
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  • Comment> Museum Stomping Grounds
    Charles Birnbaum believes there is no reason our cultural landmarks cannot also protect our historic landscapes
  • Last at Bat for Neglected NJ Negro League Stadium
    Overgrown Paterson pitch named one of 2010's most endangered historic places
  • Editorial> Flight Pattern
  • Letters
    Floods of Federal Funding?
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  • Open> Skate Park
    Pier 62 Skate Park by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates and SITE Design Group
  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
    Rally Round the Logo, Unbeige Blushes at Blunder, Gehry Growls
  • Boston's Chinatown Goes Sim City
    Community meetings attract younger participants with simulation videos funded by MacArthur grant
  • Fallingwater's New Bedfellows
    Canadian firm wins competition for low-impact cottages to house visitors to famed Wright house
  • Shusaku Arakawa, 1936-2010
  • Shanghai's Explosive Expo Pavilions
    The United Kingdom, South Korea, and Spain put on quite a show in China, despite some lackluster neighbors
  • London Museum Mall May Be Curbed
    Authorities hit a bump in plan to smooth out Exhibition Road with traffic plan as blind groups speak up
  • Open> Bookstore
    OHWOW Book Club by Rafael de Cardenas
  • At Deadline
    East Side's All Aboard, Hudson Yards Deal Finally Sealed