This is a good piece dissecting the continued dominance of the suburban corporate campus in an age of climate change and higher desire for dense living. What makes this more.
Surely some architect would embrace building Trump's insane border wall: “With the highly contested nature of this project, and the fact that many, many people object to it really strongly—do.
I'm never quite sure why the New York Times writes about real estate and the lives of the rich in the way it does. Is it about sucking up to.
Leave to it a Pritzker Prize winner to buy Ray Bradbury's house in order to tear it down and build god knows what kind of thing.
The winner of England's ugliest new building: Thoughts? Snarky comments?
Some of us like doughnuts on Sunday mornings. Others like the new doughnut shaped skyscraper in Guangzhou.
Major bummer that the Worldport at JFK is going to be demolished. I suppose it was pretty well inevitable given the space considerations at the airport, but it's a pretty.
This is great for anyone who rolls their eyes at celebrity architects and the absurd non-functioning buildings they construct. Celebrated Spanish Architect Santiago Calatrava (whose WTC PATH station is interminably.
