Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 08_05.04.2011
In This Issue:
  • Feature> Powers of 50
    Our picks for the most usefully intriguing objects from the International Furniture Fair in Milan.
  • Mind the Gap
    Plans to open New York City's oldest bridge approved by Landmarks.
  • Feature> On the Town
    During ICFF week in New York, three design-savvy outposts showcase the young, the talented, and the talkative.
  • Get With the Program
    School of Visual Arts Introduces two new degrees.
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  • Buffalo's Waterfront Shuffle
    City makes a comeback as a destination with planned rebuilding of the Erie Canal.
  • Maya Lin In Good Company
    Novartis to build biomed campus in Cambridge.
  • Editorial> Design Currency
    Julie Iovine finds inspiration at Milan's International Furniture Fair.
  • Give and Get
    Small firm gets busy designing pro bono garden in the Bronx.
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  • NYU and You
    NYU exhibit wants to explain expansion plans.
  • Flying Down to Mexico
    Richard Meier's first projects in Latin America are for W Hotels.
  • Urbach Exits
    Edgy curator leaves SFMOMA for unknown territory.
  • Westward Ho! for DS+R
    Firm to design new arts center at Stanford University.
  • Unveiled> Ryerson University Student Center
  • Eavesdrop> Isadora Mullion
    No love lost; Price of a tag; Dubious distinction.
  • At Deadline
    Up, up, and away; Gimme shelter; Popular parametrics; Getting schooled.
  • Honors
  • Review> Cinema Obscura
    The Filming of Modern Life: European Avante-Garde Film of the 1920s by Malcolm Turvey
  • Review> Reseating Eames
    The Story of Eames Furniture by Marilyn Neuhart
  • Portfolio> Vital Venturi
    Vanna Venturi House in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia by Robert Venturi.