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It’s the bulky geometry of a more anatomical kind, revealed on page 193, that proves especially memorable.

The image of CECOT tempts critique only to anesthetize it.

If you throw a coin in the Trevi fountain, you will return to Rome. If you rub the testicles of this giant steer or, more specifically, if you are photographed doing so, you will become rich.

Koolhaas writes himself into the canon of information visualization.

This wasn’t a luxury condo viewing, but rather an “art show celebrating insurrectionary urban development.”

The Westbethians will turn the lights off on Village bohemia.

Shifting her focus away from the French capital, Kristin Ross dares her readers to look anew at the capital-E Event we tropify as May ’68.

Somewhere in the MTA, someone was listening.

Wood’s wall-to-wall chronicle of New York’s building booms exposes the limits of an architectural history focused solely on architects.

According to Julian Rose, art museums today “effectively enjoy a monopoly on aura.”

The perils of park conservancies

Minecraft yearns for an eschatology that could give the metaverse meaning.