Inside the Box
By Randy Gragg
Stephen Kanner reveals his Modernist
lineage in a new family home.
Man of the Cloth
By Akiko Busch
Capturing the intricacies of antique garments, Mark Pollack puts a fine
point on a new textile collection.
All the World's a Stage
By Jade Chang
The Cornerstone Theater Company helps steel mills, Buddhist temples, and
city halls reimagine themselves as theaters.
Big Fun Cool Things
By Steven Heller
Inspired early in his career by Bucky Fuller, Ed Schlossberg's dream is
fueled by the power of human interactivity.
City High Lights
By Martin C. Pedersen
Outdoor lighting has the power to transform urban landmarks--and even
create new ones.
Lighting Up the Reservation
By Ken Shulman
Using solar power in a land where sun is plentiful, Kiss + Cathcart help
bring electricity to the Navajo Nation.
Permission to Peek
By Kristi Cameron
Capturing people as they really live, photographer Kim Schoen elevates
urban voyeurism into conceptual art.
Ruins of a Golden Age
By Kristin Palm
Empty for 14 years, Detroit's Michigan Central Station has taken on a
life--and a symbolism--all its own.
The Metropolis Observed
The poetry of light; safe and sound in Oklahoma
City; an innovative votive; Constantin Boym's fuzzy function; building like
a bug.
ICFF Preview
A sneak peek at the 2002 International Contemporary Furniture
Fair.
Perspective: Hearing Voices
By Lance Hosey
The necessity of establishing an
architectural "voice" doesn't serve architecture.
In Production: The Boxer
Thomas Bernstrand's Boxer lounge chair is a technical
knockout.
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