Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 01_01.18.2012
In This Issue:
  • Unveiled> OSU Chiller Plant
    Leers Weinzapfel brings design to often-forgotten infrastructure.
  • Moving Target
    21st-century archive aims to expand how we document the built environment.
  • Editorial> What's Next or What's Now?
    Will today's mega-projects retain their glamour long enough to be built?
  • Vacant, Nevermore!
    New Poe Park Visitor Center empty and vulnerable in the Bronx.
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  • Passive Progressive
    Philly firm Onion Flats plans largest net-zero mixed-use development.
  • Review> Cityscape Census
    Guide to Contemporary New York City Architecture by John Hill.
  • Feature> The Inner Circle
    Our annual collection of the best of the East Coast fully published online.
  • Chelsea Market, Take Two
    Developer presents rearranged market extension to unenthused community.
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  • Review> Design Buddies
    Eames: The Architect and the Painter explores the personalities of the classic design duo.
  • Solving Manhattan's Space Crunch
    Columbia grad students propose a bold strategy to grow the island that might just work.
  • In Detail> Frick Portico Gallery
    A Beaux-Arts porch transforms into an light-filled exhibition space.
  • Get a Rope
    Stringing up Maurizio Cattelan's work within the Guggenheim's rotunda took imagination and lots of 3D modeling.
  • Lucky Seven
    New York's 7 line extension steams ahead.
  • Open> Boutique
    Jeremy Barbour and Tacklebox use stacked newspaper and felt to create Aesop's New York outposts.