Observed
Notes from Metropolis
By Horace Havemeyer III and Susan S. Szenasy
Innovation is the lifeblood of architecture and interior design—and often the byproduct of youthful imagination.
In Production
By Paul Makovsky
Frighetto gave Sean Yoo the freedom to design. He gave them the Freedom sofa.
Far Corner
By Philip Nobel
Our columnist’s love for Richard Meier’s new buildings downtown is complicated by a little personal history.
Enterprise
By Tom Vanderbilt
Whirlpool and Viking show their wares in new Atlanta spaces—but none are for sale.
Perspective
By Jade Chang
A Valley Girl celebrates the much maligned building type on its 30th anniversary.
Object Lesson
By Paul Goldberger
At auto shows, the exhibition design is often flashier than the cars themselves.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
New looks for kitchens and baths.
|  | By Christopher Hawthorne
With his controversial new design for the Italian manufacturer, Konstantin Grcic aims to topple the regime of consumer-friendly minimalism.
By James McCown
The Best Products showrooms were Post-Modern icons, giving the suburbs their own landmark architecture. An admirer asks, “Where are they now?”
By James Culham
As huge Western-style developments near completion, two conflicting visions of the city are emerging.
By James Culham
Here is a selection of web exclusive images from the book Pet Architecture Guide Book by Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tsukamoto Architectural Laboratory, and Atelier Bow-Wow.
|
BACK TO TOP