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The New York Times November 26, 2019

John Sowden House in Los Angeles is now being revived

The Lloyd Wright house, linked to the Black Dahlia murder, is now a photogenic backdrop for fund-raisers, music videos and cannabis gatherings.

none July 4, 2019

Tel Aviv - A City Full of Bauhaus Wonder

The influence of Bauhaus, born only 10 years after the founding of the city, spreads across it in buildings favoring utility over aesthetics

Failed Architecture November 26, 2019

The suddenly infamous megadevelopment of Hudson Yards may not just be a crisis for architecture and urbanism

The political climate has changed significantly since construction began on Hudson Yards in early 2015, and perhaps it’s too simple to criticize ...

Sponsored July 4, 2019

Why Do Leading Architects Now Prefer Granite Over Everything Else?

Granite is not just the most durable natural stone in construction, but it’s also a gorgeous stone to work with in architecture

Sponsored July 4, 2019

5 Ways to save money when moving on a tight budget

Moving to another town or another country is a great experience to have. 

none November 26, 2019

How Gordon Matta-Clark took a chainsaw to 70s New York

Sledgehammer in hand, the intrepid artist and ‘anarchitect’ embarked on a perilous odyssey of urban deconstruction – clearing a path for generations to come before his death aged 35 Bare-chested and swinging high on a suspended platform in the vast interior space of a derelict steel-trussed warehouse on a New York pier, Gordon Matta-Clark, acetylene torch […]