Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 06_04.07.2010
In This Issue:
  • Bob Noorda, 1927-2010
    Massimo Vignelli recalls his impeccable design partner
  • Raimund Abraham, 1933-2010
    Lebbeus Woods recalls the inimitable New York architect
  • Ode to Connectivity
    Maki's MIT Media Lab opens in Cambridge
  • Safe Harbor
    NYC and state set deal for waterfront parks as one opens
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  • Legacy of Shame
    Preserving traces of segregation in the South
  • National Perks
    Congress explores designating the Hudson River Valley
  • Editorial> POP Goes Public Space
    Privately owned public spaces are part of a noble tradition of innovative planning in New York, but many of these slivers of public life are now threatened with privatization, warns William Menking.
  • Letters
    Remembering Giorgini, Calling Rescue 1
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  • Eavesdrop> Sara Hart
    When the Ceilings Are Too High, Parts I and II; Rooting for Peter Aaron
  • Open> Restaurant
    The Mark Restaurant by Jacques Grange
  • Kahn Takes a Bath
    Restoration work underway on famed Trenton Bath House
  • SOM Back on Board
    Latest round of design work kicks off for Moynihan Station
  • Product> Watershed Moment
    It's time to get smart about savvy rainwater management
  • In Detail> Cambridge Public Library
    William Rawn Associates with Arup and Josef Gartner
  • Studio Visit> Garrison Architects
  • At Deadline
    Nouvel Shrinking, Always on the Bright Side, Hudson Yards Hold-Up