Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 07_04.16.2008
In This Issue:
  • Cheers, Frank
    Gehry designing this summer's Serpentine Pavilion in London
  • Preparing for the R-Word
    AIA Billings Index shows sharpest 2-month decline since 1995
  • Dead End
    Mayor's congestion pricing plan defeated by Assembly Dems
  • Eavesdrop: Editors
  • Advertisement
  • Dark Days for Moynihan Station?
    MSG pullout could kill new transit hub and tower project
  • Open: Gallery
    Parts + Labor Gallery
  • New Digs
    Princeton University unveils ambitious campus plan and architecture school gets sleek addition
  • Unveiled: Park Tower
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  • Crit: Will Miss Brooklyn Bow Out?
    As Atlantic Yards shrinks, its critics rejoice, but is smaller still too big? Alexandra Lange surveys Gehry's shifting landscape.
  • The Nation's Brown Field
    Citizen groups are complaining that the Washington Mall has never looked worse
  • Light at the Top of the Stair
    Steven Holl renovates NYU philosophy department
  • Prince Street Pile-Up
    Soho says no to traffic-ban plan, fearing massive influx of unicyclists and mimes
  • Studio Visit: Merge Architects
  • Sitting Pretty
    New city park benches are both sustainable and hip
  • Can Architecture Save Syracuse?
    University commits financial capital and serious architecture to boost struggling upstate city
  • In Detail: Rensselaer Polytechnic's Empac
    Grimshaw with Davis Brody Bond and Buro Happold
  • The American Academy of Arts and Letters Awards
  • Emotive Architecture
    Two artists devise a Hamptons house to challenge residents to live harder
  • Get Smarts
    RMJM endows new $2 million GSD program
  • At Deadline
    Strike Three, Not So Fast
  • Jean Nouvel Has Arrived
    French architect is named 2008 Pritzker Prize laureate
  • Green Goes Global
    Property owners working to establish international green rating system
  • How the West Won't Be One
    Tishman Speyer bid selected, but design likely to change