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Hard-nosed rationalism proves a poor prophylactic against sinuous human desire.
The high artifice and warm sensuality of it all tickle in a good way.
Try to parse the narrative layers that great wealth accrues around itself, and you’ll up dizzy fast.
As moralizing, The White Lotus is blithely hollow; as camp, it’s depressingly prurient.
The network probably enjoys the building’s intimidation factor.
ChatGPT has no sensory organs, but it asserts that architecture is “a material and tactile experience.”
A plan to get post-pandemic New York back on track lacks imagination.
The MTA thinks it can teach us something about beauty. Get outta here!
What is the student-debt crisis doing to the field of architecture?
Why was such an inhospitable environment selected for a major athletic event in the first place? The answer is pretty straightforward: they bought it.
The journey from social practice to blue-chip Westside gallery is an odd one.
Every seat in Alice Tully Hall is both the best and the worst one