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Voyeurs’ Delight By Karrie Jacobs At the Standard, André Balazs’s High Line–straddling hotel, the show occurs on both sides of the glass.

Backdoor Tour By Karrie Jacobs The curious route of the Las Vegas Monorail is the product of an equally bizarre planning and development process.

A Bowery Reborn By Karrie Jacobs The neighborhood once home to flophouses and the Salvation Army becomes a target for development.

Wright-ish By Karrie Jacobs The recent restoration of the Darwin D. Martin House, in Buffalo, raises some vexing questions about authenticity.

Frank Gehry, Writ Smaller By Karrie Jacobs It’s been a tough year for the world’s most famous architect.

Off-the-Shelf Genius By Karrie Jacobs Is widely available computer software taking the “wow” out of wow-inducing buildings?

•		Beyond the Hype

•		Hero Worship Can Be Strangely Satisfying

•		Dutch Treat

•		The Joy of Stumbling

•		Rethinking the Interstate

•		Boomtown Blues

•		Completing the Circle

•		Back to the Land

•		Fast Train Coming (Slowly)

•		Industrialists Without Factories

•		List of Stories Continued...

From the January 2010 Issue

By Suzanne LaBarre

By Jade Chang


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