Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 13_07.27.2011
In This Issue:
  • Sitting Pretty
    Brookfield will preserve the World Financial Center's Grand Staircase designed by Cesar Pelli.
  • Zombie Zapata Lives!
    Chelsea tower comes back to life.
  • Review> Corb's Car
    Voiture Minimum: Le Corbusier and the Automobile by Antonio Amado.
  • Credible Utopias
    New York architect aims high at enlightened development in China.
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  • Editorial> Course of Change
    As the profession adapts to new digital technologies, academics must retool their roles.
  • Lawn Games
    Rogers Marvel secures competition to revamp White House park.
  • I Have a Monument
    Will MLK Memorial open to more controversy in Washington, D.C.?
  • Material World
    Architects cope with rising commodities prices.
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  • Q&A> Andre Singer
    New developer on the block fosters a respect for architects.
  • Feature> Class Struggle (Part 2 of 2)
  • Feature> Class Struggle
    Mapping higher education as a potent force of development across the city, now and in the future. Essay by Mitchell Moss.
  • Product> Get a Grip
  • At Deadline
  • Eavesdrop>Isadora Mullion
  • In Detail> Royal Shakespeare Theater
    A replica theater by Bennetts Associates will show Shakespeare in the belly of New York's Park Avenue Armory.
  • Obit> Larry Bogdanow, 1947-2011
    Restaurant designer created famed eateries across the U.S.
  • Year of Living Sedately
    This year's Serpentine Pavilion, more cloister than cocktail party.
  • Review> Designed, Despised, Demolished
    The Pruitt-Igoe Myth examines the human story behind the infamous housing project.
  • Open> Hotel
    The Nolitan by Grzywinski + Pons in New York.
  • Catching Up
    Three blocks of esplanade finally open on the East River.