Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 05_03.16.2011
In This Issue:
  • Feature> Contested Ground
  • Boston's Shuttered Island
    Restoration of Peddocks Island in Boston Harbor pits preservationists against planners.
  • Zipping Up Zoning in Philly
    City rewrites zoning code after more than 50 years.
  • Ex Libris Van Alen
    LOT-EK and the Van Alen Institute re-envision the architectural bookstore in New York.
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  • Giovanni Pasanella
    It is impossible to think of Gio, the architect, as separate from this person who, more completely, saw all output as creative exploration.
  • Editorial> Once Upon A Time in the Desert
  • Letters> Storm Brewing Over Solar Decathalon
  • Filling Out the Chelsea Market
    Developer to add two towers to local landmark in Chelsea.
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  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    Bizarre and Irrational Non-Payments; Teddy Bare Picnic
  • A Bit of Bowery on 25th Street
    Homeless shelter to slip unnoticed into Chelsea?
  • Open> Boutique
    Alexander Wang flagship store by Ryan Korban and Robin Kramer
  • In Detail> One Madison
    Cetra/Ruddy and WSP Cantor Seinuk's slender tower stands tall with help from an innovative damper.
  • Crit> 8 Spruce Street
    New York by Gehry struggles to find its place among Manhattan skyscrapers.
  • At Deadline
    Maeda's Ides of March, London Torch Stoked, On the Waterfront
  • Studio Visit> Caliper Studio
  • Product> Going Public
    New outdoor products durable enough for civic duty
  • Review> Penn Station's History Lesson
    Exhibition explores the legacy of New York's lost Beaux Arts landmark and ponders the site's future.
  • Review> But Never Toss
    Clip/Stamp/Fold: The Radical Architecture of Little Magazines 196X to 197X
  • Comment> Tahrir Square, A Collection of Fragments
    Mohamed Elshahed traces the evolution of Egypt's revolutionary public space.