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Samuel Medina

Samuel Medina

is a writer and the editor of New York Review of Architecture.
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Limbo State

Davidson Rafailidis play the long game when retrofitting a Buffalo restaurant

Constructing Justice

Working from New Orleans and Portland, Oregon, Colloqate unites engagement and design

Summer Installations

Four AN-recommended exhibitions in June include Cubist reinterpretations in New York’s Chinatown and a sound installation in Los Angeles

Deep Listeners

Working from Jackson, Mississippi, Duvall Decker leverages architectural skills to make change

Summer Shows

Photography by Evelyn Hofer, sculptures by Simone Leigh, and more are among this summer’s must-see exhibitions

On Balance

In the work of Robert Hutchison Architecture, design and experimentation find equal footing

On View

Mark your calendars with these not-to-be-missed exhibitions in April

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Block Party

SO – IL innovates condo living through inventive massing, circulation, and details

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In Praise of Process

From its office in New York’s East Village, Davies Toews Architecture works through considered moves and chance occurrences alike

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Madison Avenue Glow Up

Snøhetta, Rockwell Group, and Gensler revamp a postmodern icon and add a backyard POPS

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Uptown, Downtown, Crosstown

The Intimate City shares essays by Michael Kimmelman about his walks through pandemic-era New York City

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Clash Detection

Model Behavior, an exhibition at the Cooper Union, stages a range of engaging objects with frustratingly evasive results

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Pocket-sized Public Life

Storefront for Art & Architecture celebrates its 40th anniversary with an archival, retrospective exhibition

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On Now in Norway

Oslo Architecture Triennale hopes to clarify processes of placemaking through exhibitions, talks, and workshops

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Cylinder Meets Square

In a new pavilion for Glenstone Museum, Thomas Phifer and Partners shelters an artwork by Richard Serra

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Turning Inward

Uber focuses on employee needs in new San Francisco headquarters

Get Onto My Cloud

Casper’s dreamy New York headquarters is a soft oasis of calm and focus

Down to Earth

Inspired by ancient architectural principles, Thomas Phifer and Partners burrowed this upstate home into a hillside

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