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On the work of wily Italian designer Gaetano Pesce

Armory buildings are everywhere in this city. Should they be?

They grasp at their future until a tragedy snaps the present into place.

War, religion, and eternity at Calatrava’s new World Trade Center church.

The privileges Caro and Gottlieb enjoy go unexamined, and the sacrifices of everyone around them are mentioned only in passing.

Anish Kapoor’s decade-in-the-making squidge does not, as of yet, have a title. May I suggest “The Dud”?

Neglected for decades, the area around Citi Field is poised for major redevelopment. What changed?

Penn Station’s condition has had little to do with its architecture, and much to do with how people who don’t live in big cities feel about big cities.

It would be tempting to lump CLT in with the “post-digital” tendency in architecture. But that would be wrong.

Amid an unending bombardment of shows focused on the plights of the ultrawealthy, Cale’s working-class protagonist is a refreshing experience.

They do their best.

He was an architect who designed for infinity, if not for the future.

Rising sea levels and new weather phenomena portend an uncertain future for New York City’s Superfund sites.

You, too, could own a piece of the marketplace of ideas.

Like many disaster stories, the story of the Titanic continues to compel us because it contains so many traces of human choices and fallibility.

His work bursts with an exuberance that, like us, is not designed to last.