Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 12_07.07.2010
In This Issue:
  • City Council Passes the Sugar
    Massive Domino redevelopment shortened but not shrunk as it wins unanimous approval
  • Billings Headed Down Bumpy Road
    Following strong spring, AIA billings index tumbles again, pointing to long, uneasy recovery
  • William J. Mitchell, 1944-2010
    The former MIT architecture dean and technology pioneer is remembered for his vision and vitality
  • It's Sink or Swim for Midtown Waterfront
    Plans for missing secction of East River Esplanade are running out of time to be realized
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  • Editorial> More Than Just Books
  • Letters
    Don't Call It Parametricism, Terminal 6 Takedown
  • Open> Bike Shop
    Adeline Adeline by Andrea Tognon Architecture
  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    Float Like a Glass House, Sting Like a Mies; What Cary Grant Taught Libeskind
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  • Powering Up in New Haven
    Large-scale fuel cells charge mixed-use high-rise, still a sustainable rarity with kinks to be worked out
  • Greening the GSA
    Eleni Reed named agency's first sustainability czar
  • Unveiled> Richard Rodgers Amphitheater
    Cooper, Robertson designs a new bandshell for East Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park
  • A Bamboo River Runs Through Storm King
    Stephen Talasnik's latest installation melds organic motifs and architectural intricacy at upstate art center
  • Studio Visit> Centerbrook Architects and Planners
  • Milstein Hall Hangs Tight at Cornell
    In Construction> OMA and its associates grapple with complex forms for a new Architecture, Art, and Planning school
  • Pittsburgh's "Igloo" Arena on Thin Ice
    A battle rages over the fate of famed 1961 hockey arena, boasting the world's largest retractable dome
  • Honors
    Architectural League Prize, National Design Awards, New Practices New York
  • At Deadline
    Polshek Name Change, Columbia's Full Court Press, Break Out Those Urban Paintbrushes