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New York City
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Viewpoints
NADAAA and Moody Nolan Reflect on their New Project at the Met
The two architecture firms plan to the keep the emphasis on the design process—by making it a collective one.
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Projects
Staten Island’s Newest Public Library Boasts Net-Zero Credentials
Led by ikon.5 architects, the Charleston Library includes a suite of sustainability features that surpasses its citywide peers.
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An Architectural Makeover Profoundly Transforms New York’s Jewish Theological Seminary
Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects infuse the campus with space, light, and texture, and create a needed sense of openness and community.
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An Inventive Project by Morris Adjmi Rises on a Site of Tragedy
45 E. 7th Street replaces three buildings destroyed by a terrible gas explosion while building on the architectural legacy of Manhattan's East Village.
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Andrés Jaque Discusses His Latest Performance, Being Silica
Architect and founder of the Office of Political Innovation explores environmental inequity and exploitation in his 2021 Performa Biennial commission.
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Projects
The Malin is a New York Co-Working Space for Design-Minded Members
The new workspace concept stands apart by putting thoughtful design and quality craftsmanship ahead of extraneous frills.
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A Cancer Care Center Built to Weather the Elements
With a resilient design strategy harnessing responsive architecture, Perkins Eastman and Ennead Architects' David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care asks “why can’t hospital design be more intuitive?”
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Alda Ly Is Raising the Bar for What Healthcare Should Look and Feel Like
A new health and wellness center in Manhattan takes cues from hospitality design.
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David Hammons’ Monument to The Chelsea Piers Rises on the Hudson
The influential artist’s steel tube structure forms a silhouette of the bygone Pier 52, famously known for artist Gordon Matta-Clark’s 1975 intervention.
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These Artists Transformed Salvaged Plywood into Public Art
Last year, the New York–based nonprofit worthless studios announced the winners of its Plywood Protection Project. This summer, the five installations are being unveiled across the city.
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Kelly Behun’s Living Gallery Welcomes an Audience for Good Vibrations
The New York–based interior designer gives visitors a shoppable online experience at Robert A.M. Stern's 1228 Madison Avenue.
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Profiles
Paul Cocksedge Explores the Performative Side of Craft
On view at New York’s Friedman Benda, two new sculptural collections embody the theatricality of making.
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Projects
Radnor’s New Experiential Showroom Models A Space for Living
Designed in collaboration with Elizabeth Roberts Architects, the opulent Upper East Side showroom exhibits a thoughtful curation of domestic space.
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Projects
PBS Extends its American Portrait Docuseries to Include a Three-City Public Art Project
Artists Swoon, Rick Lowe, and Carlos Ramirez have been commissioned by the broadcaster for the largest public art project in its half-century-old history.
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Viewpoints
Has the Pandemic Changed the Experience of Encountering Art in Public?
With limited access to indoor galleries and museums, New York’s public art commissions seem more important now than ever.
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Viewpoints
With a Circular Economy in Mind, Retailers Are Speaking Out Against “Fast Furniture”
New York City–based retailers ZZ Driggs, Conjure, and Lichen are taking cues from contract companies and developing innovative solutions to rent, restore, and reuse furniture.
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Projects
BKSK Architect’s Tammany Hall Restoration Draws on Lenape Symbolism
In a recent restoration project, the Manhattan-based architecture firm inserted a glass dome in the likeness of a tortoise on top of the Union Square building.
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New York’s R & Company Reimagines a Fair Season That Should Have Been
The Tribeca gallery’s An Affair to Remember exhibition cleverly incorporates three planned fair booth displays canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Profiles
For Thomas Balsley, Public Space Is the Truest Form of Democracy
The landscape architect discusses transforming New York, designing for resilience, and creating places for the people and the planet.
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Projects
Inside Victor Body-Lawson’s Mission to Humanize Public Housing
Combining experience at Davis Brody Bond and his own paintings from his studio, the New York architect aims to enhance the lives of residents.