Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 03_02.17.2010
In This Issue:
  • Shaking Up P.S. 1
    SO-IL brings its Pole Dance to Queens
  • Height Issues
    New York's landmarks commission contends with uncontextual Noho tower
  • Norval White, 1926-2009
    Richard Dattner and Peter Samton remember the irrepressible champion of New York architecture
  • Keeping Houses
    Vast tract of Astoria to be sensitively rezoned
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  • Editorial> Publishing Ties that Bind
    The transfer of the AIA's official publication from Record to Hanley Wood's Architect raises troubling questions about the industry's flagship publication, writes William Menking.
  • Letters
    Out of the Ordinary, Trading Up
  • Eavesdrop> Sara Hart
    Dwell in the House of Ennui
  • Open> Restaurant
    Robert at the 
Museum of Arts and Design
  • Advertisement
  • Still a Lady
    Piano designs new wing for Boston's Gardner Museum
  • Bull's Eye on Cities
    Target refines big-box model for urban locations
  • David Sarkisyan, 1947-2010
    Jean-Louis Cohen recalls the flamboyant director of the Russian State Museum of Architecture
  • In Detail> Milstein Family Heart Center
    Pei Cobb Freed & Partners with Thornton Tomasetti and W&W Glass
  • Stars Are Born
    Kiki Smith and Deborah Gans to complete Eldridge Street window
  • The Decorated Shed
    NYC unveils designs for new sidewalk sheds
  • Erie Connection
    New Niagara crossing up in the air