Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 13_07.28.2010
In This Issue:
  • NY Preservationists Can't Catch a Tax Break
    Historic preservation tax credit program gets chopped from state budget, imperiling numerous developments
  • Final Round for Flushing Commons
    Long-delayed Queens megaproject gets planning commission approval as locals vow to fight on
  • Planning for Overflow on Canal Street
    Competing groups explore Chinatown's zoning future, with developers and small businesses at odds
  • EPA Meddles With Lead Paint Regulations
    Contractors fume over new rules and shifting policies that have them scrambling to clean up sites and meet deadlines
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  • Boston Reflects on Pei's Brutalist Plaza
    Debate rages over addition of three new towers to 1970s Christian Science campus
  • Sun Shines on NY's Super-Sustainable Passive House
    Barn-raising for Dennis Wedlick Architect's Hudson Passive Project, among the first in New York State
  • Editorial> Caution to the Wind
  • Letters
    Smoke and Parametric Mirrors
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  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    Titular Tiff; Bigger Bottom Line; Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
  • Open> Library
    Battery Park City Library by 1100: Architect
  • Nouvel's Serpentine Pavilion Pimps the Scarlet
    With a decades-worth of projects, the Frenchman's glowing red construction may be the best
  • Open> Boutique
    Artsee Eyewear by Openshop
  • Bronx Moves to Head of the Sustainable Class
    In fight for environmental justice, new middle school sprouts green roof with goal of LEED Platinum
  • Museum Plaza's New Legs
    HUD loan guarantee could restart REX-designed Louisville tower
  • Dennis Sharp, 1933-2010
    The British architect had wide-ranging influence both at home and abroad
  • Unveiled> Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre
    Olafur Eliasson and Henning Larsen team up for a multifaceted, multifunctional project in Reykjavik
  • Studio Visit> Loading Dock 5
  • Crit> Brooklyn Bridge Park
  • At Deadline
    Snohetta's Broadway Debut; Hammer Time for Hodge; Rem Roars in Venice
  • Product> The New Euro Furnishing Showrooms