Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 13_08.01.2007
In This Issue:
  • Green Acres
    Urban Agriculture Grows in East New York
  • Sara 2007 Design Awards
  • Design Analysis: Public Space
    All in the Open at Governors Island
  • First Jane Jacobs Medals Announced
    Awards honoring new ideas and lifetime achievement
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  • Know When to Hold 'Em
    DOD issues deck of archeological monument playing cards
  • Unpaving Paradise
    New standards to make NYC's parking lots greener
  • Waterworks
    P.S. 1's summertime pavilion opens to crowds
  • In Construction: Old D.C. Courthouse Expansion
    Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners with Robrt Silman Associates
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  • The Way They Were
    A model for artists' housing turns 40
  • Campus Makeover at Yale
    Foster said to get commission for new school of management
  • In the Nick of Time
    Hadid installation temporarily replaces delayed serpentine pavilion
  • Open: Restaurant
    Mela
  • Studio Visit: Stoney Pelsinski Architects Neukomm
  • Saarinen Up for Sale
    London embassy office building on the block
  • Open: Restaurant and Market
    Borough Food and Drink
  • William LeMessurier, 1926-2007
  • Among Giants
    Williams & Tsien to build at University of Chicago next to Mies, Saarinen, and Olmsted
  • The 24 Faces of Philip Johnson
    An exhibition shows multiple portraits of a complex man
  • Open: Boutique
    Hermms
  • Eavesdrop: Editors
  • A Chat with the New Man at MoMa
  • Breuer Tower to Fall
    Clevland oks Cuyahoga County's demo plans
  • Tax Breaks?
    Albany makes 421-a changes
  • Margaret Helfand, 1947-2007
  • How Sweet It Is
    Domino refinery moves ahead at landmarks, city planning
  • Sunnyside Shines at LPC
    Amid neighborss disputes, commission gives historic-district status to seminal planned community Sunnyside Gardens