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In raw skill, Lewis Mumford rated Stanisława above Maciej.

Self-care, evidently, is a virtuous quest worthy of legend.

Phenomenological New York attempts to document the feeling of the city rather than its appearance.

A song about Billy Joel releasing, after a long absence, a new song.

Too-simple diagrams, TED Talk–style anecdotes, and sweeping generalizations about human behavior

Yes In My Basement Yeshiva!

To those for whom the Note incites a sense of youthful wonder—a feeling that if you pressed the keys, it would let out a perfectly tuned arpeggio—I ask, What’s wrong with you?

Ruptures in time reflecting ruptures in space

Touching physical things is becoming a bit passé.

A house is just a box with a triangle on top plus a window, a rectangle of the right size.

Visually intriguing, but not exactly tempting

Part mad scientist, part Martha Stewart

The Brooklyn Tower is less a menacing monument to imminent doom than a superfluous by-product of capitalism gone awry.

Applying universal suffrage to economics.

Conceptual art and contemporary architecture lack the beguiling allure I find in brazen displays of Americana.

What should we expect from narratives about civic infrastructure?