Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 11_06.25.2008
In This Issue:
  • Shop-ing at the Seaport
    ShoP's proposal for South Street Seaport would reintegrate the historic district into its surrounding neighborhood
  • Trumped Again
    Florida tower design not swiped, federal court says
  • Windermere's Many Fans
    Judge rules owner must repair crumbling landmark
  • Buffalo Soldier
    Paterson picks upstate banker to chair ESDC
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  • Editorial: Into the Open
    U.S. pavilion at 11th Venice Biennale documents what happens when architects think well beyond the confines of four walls
  • Eavesdrop: Anne Guiney
  • Open: Toy Store
    Kidrobot by Harry Allen & Associates
  • The Village Players
    In tearing down the Provincetown Playhouse Building, NYU tests its commitment to the community
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  • Danger Zone
    Architects leery as crane accidents persist
  • Chamber Orchestra
    David Byrne turns Battery Maritime Building into a musical instrument
  • Honors: New Practices New York
  • In Detail: Public Farm 1
    WORK Architecture Company with Leslie E. Robertson Associates
  • Remembering Jan Pokorny, 1914-2008
  • Open: Store
    MUJI Times Square by Super Potato
  • At Deadline
  • The Smart Set
    The gap continues to close between furniture for public and for private, for office and for home. As a selection of highlights from this month's Neocon exhibition in Chicago shows, even the sophisticated can get tough.