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This Is America

Reset, now on view at the Center for Architecture, shows us what’s possible when we work together

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Shopping is a Feeling

Meet Me by the Fountain, Alexandra Lange’s new book, expertly chronicles the past, present, and future of American malls

June 27, 2022 • Architecture, Editor's Picks, Review

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Salvage Job

Architecture academia’s latest controversy has all the makings of a shit show, but we need to look past the spectacle

October 14, 2021 • East, Eavesdrop, Featured, Professional Practice

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Learning from Margaritaville

What the new Times Square Margaritaville tells us about ourselves

July 28, 2021 • Architecture, Crit, Featured, Interiors

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Take It Dia By Dia

With help from ARO, the Dia Art Foundation reasserts its presence in Manhattan

April 27, 2021 • Architecture, Art, East, Editor's Picks, Review, Review

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You Know You’re Here

Moynihan Train Hall is a new type of civic space for New York, a place for arriving and departing, moving and standing still

April 16, 2021 • Architecture, East, Letter to the Editor, Review, Review, Transportation

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