Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 07_04.20.2011
In This Issue:
  • Feature> A Memorial Emerges
    Sixteen acres, ten years, two voids, first fruits: Memorial takes shape at the World Trade Center.
  • Open> Showroom
    B Brian Atwood by Sebastian L. Agneessens
  • Barcadia: A Water Street Revival
    NYC Planning presses for 23-block makeover of a desolate stretch of lower Manhattan
  • Bad Implants in Brooklyn
    Opponents battle condos and hotel in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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  • Billings> Pace Yourself
    For AIA Billings Index, it's the turtle not the hare.
  • Comment> Eduardo Souto de Moura
    Vera Sacchetti discusses the 2011 Pritzker laureate.
  • Art Interrupted in Queens
    Owner of artist haven will demolish and develop.
  • Editorial> Under a Spell
    Is it time to return to a more meaningful sort of discussion about architecture?
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  • Q+A> Eduardo Souto de Moura
    Vera Sacchetti's exclusive interview for AN with the 2011 Pritzker Prize-winner.
  • Design Crawl on the Bowery
    Worms by Family and PlayLab win Storefront's StreetFest competition debuting May 7.
  • Floating Ideas for Boston's Waterfront
    Shift Boston's barge competition reimagines the city's sluggish waterfront.
  • Review> Plane Talk
    Phil Patton on Aerotropolis: The Way We'll Live Next by John D. Kasarda and Greg Lindsay
  • Secret Garden
    Zumthor taps planting designer to collaborate on 2011 Serpentine Pavilion.
  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    The good, the bad, and the Viioly; Turning the tables.
  • Is Wright Wrong on Chandigarh?
  • Profile> Harvard's Arnold Arboretum
    KlingStubbins' terraced Weld Hill building is nestled into the hillside.
  • Studio Visit> studioMDA
    Markus Dochantschi practices a holistic approach to architecture.
  • Product> Raise the Roof
  • At Deadline
    Lion Lauded; Forward Marsh; Emergency Measures
  • Review> Miami International
    Marion Manley: Miami's First Woman Architect by Catherine Lynn and Carie Penabad