Architecture

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Mark Lamster|Essays

Barrington Fair

There's something romantic, eerie, and pathetic all at once about any work of abandoned architecture.

Mark Lamster|Essays

Too Much Stuff

In one of his classic routines, George Carlin wondered that there could be a "whole industry based on keeping an eye on your stuff."

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Arks of Knowledge

My review of Yale University's Kroon Hall was especially fun to write.

Mark Lamster|Baseball

The Curious Architecture of Albert Spalding

The house that the Spaldings — of baseball fame — built for themselves was an oriental fantasy.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Waiting On the Dream

I wrote a piece on the (lack of) development in Midtown West , also known as the Hudson Yards.

Owen Edwards|Essays

Remembering Julius Shulman

Looking back on an afternoon of chocolate, pastrami, and Scotch with modern architecture's iconic photographer.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Kroon Hall

With its vaulted roof, communal spaces, and casual materials, the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies’ new Kroon Hall is designed to float Yale into the 21st century, training the world’s future green leaders along the way.

Mark Lamster|Essays

Ezra & Julius

Julius Shulman and Ezra Stoller were the alfa and omega of American architectural photography.

Mark Lamster|Essays

A Plea for Crazy in Architecture

John Beckmann of the firm Axis Mundi is promoting an alternative to the Jean Nouvel tower that looks like a half-baked amalgam of several MVRDV projects.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Numbers Game

In an attempt to skirt around the Landmakrs Preservation Commission, modernists in my neighborhood are declaring their taste through their house numbers.