Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 17_10.20.2010
In This Issue:
  • Bow Wow!
    Japanese architects picked for Guggenheim Pavilion
  • Review> Making Do at MoMA's Kitchen Counter
    Reflecting on the modern kitchen at MoMA's Counter Space exhibition
  • New Front Yard for Atlantic Yards
    SHoP unveils design for temporary plaza outside Barclays Center arena
  • New Leaf for Beloved Urban Center Books
    Van Alen Institute's pop-up bookstore to reincarnate much-missed architecture hub
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  • Review> Harry Weese's Pieces
    Alexandra Lange finds The Architecture of Harry Weese a modest first look at a major mid-century talent
  • Broken Wing?
    Art Institute Sues Arup Over Modern Wing Flaws
  • Comment> Leni Schwendinger Lights the Way
    A renowned lighting designer takes a walk in the dark in search of illumination
  • Victoria & Albert Museum's Scottish Satellite
    Six teams compete to build new V&A branch
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  • Editorial> Chris Christie's Tunnel Trouble
    The dumbfounding decision to cancel the most important public works project in America should give architects pause
  • Letters
    Frantic Atlatic Yards
  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    Block Party; Happy, Happy Talk
  • Boston's Problem Plaza to Get Green Makeover
    EPA's design assistance grant will help sustainably redesign the widely criticized City Hall Plaza
  • Open> Cafe
    Birdbath at the New Museum by Uhuru
  • Crit> Sperone Westwater Gallery
    Thomas de Monchaux takes a ride in Norman Foster's new Bowery museum, and finds it a movable feast for the senses
  • Boston's Seaport Square Sails Ahead
    Approval finally fixed for $3 billion, KPF-designed waterfront neighborhood
  • In Detail> Gilman Hall at Johns Hopkins University
    Kliment Halsband and Robert Silman Associates renew a Georgian Revival home for the humanities in Baltimore
  • Chicken Coop Inspires High-Tech Server Farm
    Yahoo plays chicken with ultra-efficient data center design at New York facility
  • Skimping on History in Morningside Heights?
    Landmarks under fire for diminutive Upper West Side historic district
  • Making a Splash
    Programmable portals light up West Side passenger piers
  • Next Stop, Design
    China embarks on a furniture fair of its own
  • At Deadline
    Win Some, Lose Some; PAC Picks Up; Midtown Reckoning; Drawing Lots