Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 16_10.05.2011
In This Issue:
  • Chin Up
    New Design Trust director from NYC Cultural Affairs.
  • Feature> Five-Year Reunion
    Grand openings come and go. AN talks to owners & architects of four celebrated efforts to see what stands out at least five years on.
  • Open> Boutique
    Universal Design Studio creates new retail landscape for Mulberry in Soho.
  • In the Shadows?
    This year's Solar Decathlon is off the beaten path in D.C.
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  • Road to Green
    Dattner Grimshaw Bronx partnership yields model sustainable housing.
  • Editorial> The New Calendar
    William Menking shares his highlights for Archtober.
  • Strip Tease
    NYU seeks to move DOT strips to parks, and build beneath.
  • Rio Grande
    Space for artists and activists gets boost from New York City & LMDC.
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  • Village Gateway
    St. Vincent's facility island to become a park.
  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    Double-Edged Blogs; Window Dressing
  • Scene In London
    David Chipperfield's glass pavilion for the London Design Festival is on view through October 16.
  • At Deadline
    Times Square Glitz Fix; Up on the Roof; Brick Bats; Conversion Rate
  • Studio Visit> Allied Works
    Portland-based firm designs cultural projects across the continent.
  • Product> Get It Together
    Integrated Surface Treatments Add Longevity and Sustainability to Interiors
  • Review> Iron-Clad Voices
    Soviet Modernism: 1955-1985 by Felix Novikov and Vladimir Belogolovsky.
  • Review> New Myths of the City
    Noah Chasin on two disparate tales of a single city.
  • Comment> Theodore Prudon
    Docomomo's Theodore Prudon goes to Roosevelt Island as part of National Tour Day where the lessons in quality housing are more resonant than ever.
  • In Detail> 9/11 Memorial Museum Entry Pavilion
    The pavilion structure straddles two distinct structural systems.