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In this issue:
– Pacific Park Progresses
– Food, Glorious Food!
– 2TOWERS Replace 5POINTZ
– Two New Additions to the Novartis North American Headquarters’ Campus
– Adding Some Sparkle to Jersey’s Gold Coast
– Warsaw Plans a New Cultural Complex Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Sense and Sensibility
– A Modern Freestanding Emergency Care in a Historic Building
– Two New Additions to the Novartis North American Headquarters’ Campus
– SoHo Styling
– The Clark (Continued) Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– BRAC Brightens The Bronx
– A New Portal to the Past of the Lower East Side
– Something Old, Something Very New
– A New Live/Work Concept
– Maze Days Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– A Condo Grows in a Park in Brooklyn
– Beauty in the Berkshires
– All Aboard that Train
– Warm-Up to Hy-Fi
– Making Their Mark on the Skyline Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Post-Disaster Housing Solution
– An Intellectual Hub for Arts and Sciences Amidst the Oak and Redwood Trees
– Touchable 3-D Models Aids Visually Impaired to Imagine Upgrades
– University Returns to its Downtown Roots
– Soon We’ll Get to See More of Where and How the Fricks Lived
– New York and New Jersey Rebuild By Design Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– DIY Exhibit at the NYSCI
– Sophie’s Choice
– Prospect Heights Passive
– Ottawa Honors
– A Place Where Scholars Can Collaborate Continue reading “In the News”
“The pressure for scoops is bigger than ever because of the linking system that has developed,” said Matt Chaban, referring to the preponderance of online publications and shared information. Chaban now writes the “Appraisals” column published every Tuesday in The New York Times, but his byline has previously appeared in the New York Observer, Crains New York Business, the New York Daily News, and The Architect’s Newspaper. He has been covering real estate for all of those publications, employing his versatile writing style to suit the voice of each publication. He had to excuse himself several times during the “Design Media Update: Insights from the Insiders” program to do some last minute fact-checking with his editor. Fact-checking, a safeguard against publishing mostly accidental errors, is somewhat of a luxury in this lightning-fast age of media, which, according to Chaban, has prompted the “update” to become the new “correction.” Continue reading “As You Readers Already Know, the Media Is Swiftly Changing”
– The National September 11 Memorial Museum and Pavilion at the World Trade Center Site
– Can We Torque?
– Makes Music to Their Eyes and Ears
– Students Lend a Hand in the Design and Construction of City Parks
– Emergency Department to Better Serve the Public 24/7/365
– Denver Demonstrates How to Do Multi-Modal Transportation Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Tavern on the Green Turns Over a New Leaf
– Cast Iron Contemporary Conversion
– Dial citizenM for Midtown Hotel
– Once a Knickerbocker, Always a Classy Hotel
– New Academic Building Makes Good Business Sense Continue reading “In the News”
In this issue:
– Library Renovation Worth the Wait
– New Life for an Old Brownstone
– Two Designs for Supportive Housing
– Healing Space for Physicians Organization
– Venerable Surf Club Gets a Renovation and New Neighbors Continue reading “In the News”
