Notes from Metropolis
By Susan S. Szenasy
Lessons learned from a memorial to another kind of terror.
Observed
In Production
By Paul Makovsky
Canadian designer Cynthia Hathaway talks about designing her Memory Wallpaper.
Object Lesson
By Paul Goldberger
Michael Graves’s work for Target may be his most enduring legacy.
Letter From Lower Manhattan
By Karrie Jacobs
If it’s “Historic Authenticity” you want, don’t call in the designers.
Far Corner
By Philip Nobel
Our resident curmudgeon offers up his second annual valentine to things he loves.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
From tiles to textiles, materials are more visually and functionally diverse than ever before.
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Legendary industrial designer Dieter Rams discusses his iconic 606 Universal Shelving System.
By Nancy Levinson
Exiled from his home, Cuban architect Mario Roma–ach lost his place in history. A fellow Havanan writes him—and the city’s Modern architecture—back into the canon.
By Nancy Levinson
Exiled from his home, Cuban architect Mario Roma–ach lost his place in history. A fellow Havanan writes him—and the city’s Modern architecture—back into the canon.
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