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Our fiftieth issue is here!
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âThe Shakers may be the only millenarian Christians in American history who need sinners like you and me to think theyâre cool.â Jackson Arn contemplates the work of art in the age of puritanical reproduction in NYRA no. 50.
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I will not be in L.A. but this must be very interesting:
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A LACMA Therapy Session · Luma
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Honored and somewhat mystified to have won a National Magazine Award for my
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piece on Paul Rudolph alongside the great
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, who won for two of his NYRA pieces (on Rudolph and the new Frick). Architectural criticism forever!
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Megalopolis
My longing for LOMEX occupies a kind of double counterfactualâ<EM>what if</EM>, but <EM>what if not in that way</EM>ânot wholly dissimilar from Rudolphâs own.
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âShowy and detached and hyperformally expressive buildings cannot be merely coincidental with showy and detached men who believe they have a lot to say.â
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judges David Adjayeâs recent museum projects in NYRA 50.
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Thank you to all our readers and subscribers for fĂȘting the big 5-0 with us!
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âWho but Wallace Shawn and AndrĂ© Gregory would dare serve up this steaming brew of Sleepytime and manage to make such a riveting night of theater?â Moze Halperin is aflutter over Wallace Shawnâs MOTH DAYS in NYRA 50.
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About last night.
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Nice thread
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issue 50
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It may be our fiftieth issue, but it features several firsts, including our first guest cover illustrator, Madelon Vriesendorp. Subscribe today to get no. 50 and the Guide delivered to your door.
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âYou fall into a series of articles that are irreverent, witty, passionate, and always well-written. These contributors are, first of all, very good writersâwho happen to be writing about architecture.â â Billie Tsien Our brand-new, Billie-approved issue:
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My humble contribution to the
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Paul Goldberger and
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debate the merits of Norman Fosterâs JPMorgan Chase tower our brand new NYRA no. 50.
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about 1 month ago
So grateful to
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âand especially Sammy Medina and Chloe Wymaâfor letting me Sorkinize about the worst new building in New York alongside Paul Goldberger (who likes it).
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absolutely banger cover
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Our fiftieth issue is here!
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Two critics joyfully agree to disagree in NYRA no. 49. Want to submit your own letter to the editor? Write to us at
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To celebrate NYRAâs septennial alongside International Workersâ Day, weâre cutting the price of an annual subscription to $51 from now until May 7. A full year of the most rambunctious urban criticism around for less than a New York wine bar chicken!
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âYou donât need to be an architect or a New Yorker to appreciate NYRA.â Thanks for including us among your favorites reads,
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The Corman/McCoy debate lives on in NYRA no. 49 as two Santa Monicans exchange memories of 2501 La Mesa Drive. Want to submit your own letter to the editor? Write to us at
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Thanks to our Ionic-tier subscribers and Storefront for Art and Architecture for joining us for a conversation between NYRA editor Samuel Medina and architect Toshiko Mori. For more special events like these, subscribe at the supporter level.
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An Angelino and an Englishman (cc:
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) break a lance in LARA no. 2. Want to pen your own letter to the editor? Get in touch at
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Dig into the debate over Elizabeth Street Garden in NYRA no. 49. Want to submit your own letter to the editor? Get in touch at
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âThe median home price is $16 million, and the setting is fucking beautiful.â Mimi Zeiger gets some elevation in LARA no. 2.
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if anyone in NYC (or LA) is interested in architecture/design events this is a great calendar from
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Events
New York Review of Architecture reviews architecture, in New York.
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Fifty issues later, weâre older, wiser, and still rat-infested! Celebrate our Big Five-O at Van Alen Institute on Thursday, May 7. Open bar generously provided by Kings County Distillery and Talea Beer Co. Link for tickets:
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New York Reviews Architecture: Issue #50 Launch Party · Luma
Fifty issues later, New York Review of Architecture is older, wiser, and still infested with rats. Come celebrate the Big Five-O with NYRA and our graciousâŠ
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âA lawn is someoneâs moral sign. Itâs alsoâand wonderfullyâa gift to the street.â D. J. Waldie mulls the lawn in LARA no. 2
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âFayâs sculptures have the effect of rendering a pear pearish: not just one fruit crammed among many but a bizarre conjunction of textures, tones, and curvatures...â Kim Hew-Low digs into Ming Fayâs MIDNITE PORRIDGE, which was on view at Kurimanzutto, in NYRA 49.
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The great New York City subway map debate chugs along (cc:
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âArchival finds document Mosesâs built legacy as it crumbles around us, all too slowly.â Hallie Ayres bookkeeps the Power Broker in NYRA no. 49.
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âThe Haida Hide, rescued from its prefab purgatory, might yet end up a beacon of Svenssonian modernism rather than a relic stranded by speculation and sprawl.â Eric Schwartau has cabin fever in LARA no. 2.
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Bicoastal curious? Start a subscription at the link below before Friday, April 3, and youâll receive not only our current issue, NYRA no. 49, but also our special Los Angeles edition, LARA no. 2âan entire extra issue at no extra cost!
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âThereâs a world where the art of the review is alive and wellâand printed on cheap, single-color newsprint.â NYRA appears in good company in Carolina Abbott GalvĂŁoâs story on the resurgence of little magazines
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âThis riot also prefigured the healing potential of a vibrationally Black space-timeâa futurist orientation that resonated across the exhibition.â Victor J. Jones attends a riot of sound in LARA no. 2.
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âLike air, globalization is a hard thing to grab ahold of. Living near the Port of Oakland means having a peripheral sense of the fortunes of this great global slosh.â James Graham catches his breath in West Oakland in LARA no. 2.
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âIs it possible that this monster, with its assortment of mismatched infrastructural parts, just wants to be loved?â Ian Volner finds beauty in the beastly Cross Bronx Expressway in NYRA 49.
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âIt was there that she could live as she âalways wished to. In a most beautiful natural setting close to a city. With modern rooms and freedom to move about.ââ Marissa Gluck dwells on the Galka Scheyer House in LARA no. 2.
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âWas this Zumthor and Govanâs plan all along, to turn the metropolis inside out, INCEPTION style?â Mimi Zeiger traverses LACMAâs David Geffen Galleries in LARA no. 2.
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âThe sheer vehemence of his argument and the dogged, almost mad attention that subtends it make THE STONES a singular piece of criticism.â Phil Coldiron leaves no stone of Venice unturned in NYRA 49.
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âIt wasnât my first brush with the all-seeing eyeâŠnor would it be my last.â Michael Casper is ready for his Google Street View close-up in LARA 2.
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âIâm drivingâAC blasting, terrier panting in the back seatâon the hunt for some recently deployed bus shelters designed by SOM with BMWâs Designworks and Studio One Eleven. The irony is not lost on me.â Mimi Zeiger seeks shelters in LARA no. 2.
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âFor the first time since 2020, when the âSunnyside Master Planâ flamed out amid the chaos of the early pandemic, the decking of the undeckable is very much back on the national political agenda.â Revisit
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on Sunnyside Yard in NYRA 41
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âUpon driving in, each customer is handed a happy face air freshener that looks more like the logo for a matcha shop than a drive-through car wash.â Lina Abascal pulls up to Sun Day Carwash in LARA no. 2.
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âAgainst the not-so-distant backdrop of natural wine bars and bakeries so Insta-famous they regularly sell out by 2:00 p.m., Abrons Arts Center cuts a tough but benevolent figure.â Marianela DâAprile finds that LES is more at Abrons in NYRA 49.
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Extramural Activity | New York Review of Architecture
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"Trailing history on the Parisian périph"
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Extramural Activity
Trailing history on the Parisian <em>périph</em>
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Weâre delighted to share that NYRA has been nominated for a National Magazine Award, presented by the American Society of Magazine Editors! Congratulations to finalists Thomas de Monchaux and
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âWhen Four Freedoms finally opened in 2012, Michael Kimmelman described the park as a âmonumental triumph for New Yorkâ and its ânew spiritual heart.â I canât say Iâve ever seen what Kimmelman saw.â Justin Beal freestyles on Four Freedoms in NYRA 49.
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highly rec this
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story on sunnyside yard
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âThe resulting landscape is a âplaceâ in the way that a âbowlâ is now something that you can have for lunchâthat is, a container of things standing in for a thing in its own right.â James Andrew Billingsley wags a finger at Wagner Park in NYRA no. 49.
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âA barista recounted to her coworker an angry customerâs complaint: âI was in Korea and your latte wasnât this color. You donât have standards across stores?ââ Michael Nicholas takes his coffee with a side of eavesdropping in NYRA 49.
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