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Edward Gunts
is a local freelance writer and the former architecture critic for
The Baltimore Sun
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Latest Stories
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New York’s historic Flatiron Building sells at auction for $190 million
March 24, 2023
Check In
A plan for McGraw-Hill building to go partially residential prompts calls for its original lobby design to be brought back
February 16, 2023
Breaking Ground for Bezos
Demolition begins on Gyo Obata–designed restaurant pavilion in Washington to make way for Bezos Learning Center
January 25, 2023
Simple Twist of Tulsa
Olson Kundig transforms Tulsa warehouse into museum devoted to the life and work Bob Dylan
May 18, 2022
1939–2022
Harold L. Adams, longtime CEO of RTKL, passes away at 82
April 13, 2022
Pave The Way
Gyo Obata’s restaurant pavilion on the National Mall to be demolished to make way for $130 million Bezos Learning Center
April 7, 2022
Under Consideration
Fourteen D. C. sites are under consideration for the two new Smithsonian museums, including the FBI headquarters
March 21, 2022
On The Fence
Camden Yards seeks to level the playing field for pitchers and hitters—by enlarging it
February 1, 2022
Look Up
Toronto’s Eaton Centre will get a $77 million makeover led by Zeidler Architecture
January 20, 2022
1926–2022
Eberhard Zeidler, architect behind many of Canada’s best-known buildings, passes away at 95
January 18, 2022
Enthusiastic Thumbs Up
The Whitney Museum’s Gansevoort Market Historic District art program gets another renewal
January 7, 2022
Same Name, Different Theme
Toppled Confederate statues will be paired with contemporary art in L.A.’s new
MONUMENTS
exhibition
December 13, 2021
Bringing Modern Back
Jeanne Gang, MAD Architects, Rod Serling, and more “headline” Palm Springs’ 2022 Modernism Week
November 22, 2021
Gone But Not Forgotten
In America: Remember
ends its run on the National Mall as flags top 700,000
October 4, 2021
Down And Out
Demolition begins on Johns Hopkins Mattin Center to make way for BIG’s replacement
September 27, 2021
Into History
Simeon Bankoff steps down as executive director of the Historic Districts Council
September 21, 2021
Sea Of White
In America: Remember
blankets the National Mall in remembrance of lives lost to COVID-19
September 20, 2021
Lobbying Efforts
New York State Supreme Court rejects plea to reinstall McGraw-Hill lobby
September 14, 2021
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