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Reviews architecture, in New York. nyra.nyc
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I only have two, and ahhhh clearly only use one of them lmao but Iâve been using the
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âThese objects preserve the social-democratic spirit that remained flat-packed, stateside, until Mamdani finally found an Allen wrench.â Eric Schwartau finds his Allen wrench in NYRA 49.
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âWe may yet find our way to a world where we can hunt in the morning, fish in the afternoon, rear cattle in the evening, and make playlists after dinner, just as Marx had in mind.â Nick Murray reviews MOOD MACHINE by
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âWe glimpse the ancient dream of perfect mastery over natureâs most violent expressionsâcatastrophe without casualty, terror without trauma.â Enrique Ramirez reviews Jennifer Kabatâs NIGHTSHINING in NYRA 49.
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âThe Villa produces a central effect of the Gothic form itself: It makes a carefully wrought âelsewhereâ of alluring and unsettling mysteries feel achingly present, if only in imagination.â Anna Ballan goes the full BrontĂŤ in NYRA 49.
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13 days ago
While downed by a cold, I had the pleasure of reading the latest issue of
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âThe sculptures shimmer between plane and volume in a kind of dimensional dishabille, plotting ornamentâs revenge upon Minimalism.â Zack Hatfield tries on Diane Simpsonâs FORMAL WEAR at the American Academy of Arts and Letters in NYRA no. 49.
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15 days ago
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Jesse Thorn
15 days ago
Subscribing to a newspaper and/or visiting websites and subscribing to podcasts with podcast apps is a big help in the world rn
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âCluster by cluster, the homes changeâranchettes for horse lovers, condominiums for snowbirdsâwhile retaining the overarching, unmistakable homogeneity of mass construction with dimensional lumber.â @ce_tracey soaks up Sun City in LARA no. 2.
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Edward Russell
23 days ago
âLooking to private developers to undo nearly a century of car-centric urban planning in American cities, one small development at a time, is by definition a Sisyphean task. This is a job instead for broad-based public policy to take on.â
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Kicking the tires on car-free living in Arizona
Culdesac Tempe, held up as a model, is closer to a cautionary tale. Plus: a bumper crop of design exhibitions to open the year
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whet moser
19 days ago
banger hed
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anandi m
19 days ago
"A novel about the ennui of curated living bound for the meticulously curated bookshelves of the same cosmopolitan professionals it scrutinizes, Perfection offers no escape from the perfectly reflexive trap it lays for its readers."
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"Latronicoâs prose strips the deluginous images on our screens of their sticky allure, making them appear brittle and dryâan austere triumph of the written word." Niuniu Zhao picks up
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âCandelaâs buildings have been transformed from mere luxury apartments into wholly unrepeatable works of art.â Marco Roth waxes on Rosario Candela in NYRA no. 49.
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Aaron Wistar
22 days ago
WHICH KIND OF CHĂTEAU RENOVATION is me? Rock star? Relic thief? Australian? In the châteauverse, the logic of a 2010s Buzzfeed quiz is projected onto medieval parcels.
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Group Chât
In the Châteauverse, content is king.
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Aaron Wistar
22 days ago
At the Harperâs office, each intern is given a cardinal direction, reflected in their email address (i.e.,
[email protected]
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666 Broadway, <em>Harperâs</em>
âHave we been the most gregarious?â
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That's us!
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âFor a review of books, not bricks, the Los Angeles Review of Books has demonstrated excellent taste in architecture.â
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Nick Mustoe
26 days ago
I received my first issue of New York Review of Architecture
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âSometimes Old Left ideas donât feel so old.â Nick Irvin reads Ben Shahn against the grain in NYRA no. 49.
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âA lapsed master reduced to a pest smarming around Sardiâs in 1943, Larry lives, but only in the narrow space between his professional expiration and his bibulous demise only months later.â Moze Halperin reviews Linklater's BLUE MOON in NYRA no. 49.
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âThat Starbucks, its counter like all good temple altars facing east, was the great backstop to the playing fields of downtown.â Thomas de Monchaux has a brewed awakening on Astor Place in NYRA no. 49.
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Our winter issue is here!
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29 days ago
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Bruno Tonelli
about 1 month ago
Some personal memories of CSH#16 emerge after reading this very good article by
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in
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. Los Angeles as a whole, all the CSH, and even that old Lexus...
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Bruno Tonelli
30 days ago
One of the most interesting pieces about "civic" architecture I've read recently:
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on LA, its past and recent history and its possible future. Postcard from the Edge:
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Postcard from the Edge
The most decisive year in LAâs modern history is around the corner. Will the city meet the moment?
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The Fence
about 1 month ago
Our symposium on the print magazine in the 21st century features Graydon Carter, Ian Hislop, Jo Ellison and more, and is perhaps the boldest thing we've ever run: do have a read here.
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Rumours of Our Death
Print Ainât Dead, Baby
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Weâre getting back to work and decided to extend our end-of-year sale: Start a new subscription and receive all of our issues this year for just $25. Still on the fence? Here are a few replies to our 2025 reader survey that may win you over. Offer good until Tuesday:
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GingerNorth
about 1 month ago
Hey, all - NYRA is a great way to spend approx $25/year. Their Los Angeles Review of Architecture issues are top-tier, as well.
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We're too political for ads, so help us spread the news: Subscriptions to NYRA are only $24.96 a year today!!!
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Mike Eliason
about 1 month ago
imagine if our planning provided for density that was both quiet, and dark sky compliant it's not hard. and it's a massive improvement of our status quo.
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kate
about 1 month ago
my first boss as a planner turned me into a dark sky fanatic. lighting is probably one of those things that seems annoying and excessive in zoning codes but it's so important. yimby as long as it's darksky approved cut off fixtures
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kate wehwalt forever
about 1 month ago
This was one of the best essays I read this year
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Statistically, you're likely to have already come across our top read essays of 2025, but just in case you haven't....
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kate wehwalt forever
about 1 month ago
yooooooooooooooo
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Jake Romm
about 1 month ago
this review of two Kirstin Ross books (The Commune Form / The Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life) for the
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Strange Matters Magazine
about 2 months ago
We're proud to announce Issue Five has dropped! Subscribers, expect it in your mailboxes soon. Leading us off is
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's dispatch from the Venice Biennale -- a definitive critique of the architectural non-future our rulers have in store.
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The Absence of the Future - Strange Matters
The Venice Bienale this year was a vortex of oligarch-funded tech boosterism and empty spectacle. Kate Wagner breaks it down.
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Hell Gate *subscribe today!*
about 2 months ago
đ¨JOB ALERTđ¨ Enjoy writing clever headlines and assigning one-of-a-kind stories? Have an eye for detail and a knack for turning rough copy into sparkling prose? We're looking for another editor to join our small but elite team covering New York City news and culture:
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We're looking for an editor to join the worker-owned media revolution.
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kate wehwalt forever
about 2 months ago
It does matter! You need to build a world before you can advocate for it! You have to ask what that world would look like and sometimes that means literally. What is your answer to nostalgia bait and slop? Why is only one side allowed to make images?
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Frederick Deknatel
about 2 months ago
âThe right has a cultural answer to the disintegration of the economic and social order. Trumpâs ballroom is an expression of that.â The most interesting, compelling, provocative piece on Trumpâs ballroom by far, by
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James Taite
about 2 months ago
when your hammer makes solid contact with your chisel, and the chisel with the stone, thereâs a wonderful feeling of force being transmitted from one to the other and of the potential for that force to change things and this right here is it
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kate wehwalt forever
about 2 months ago
everyone loves architecture criticism until itâs time to actually challenge anything
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Sarah Archer
about 2 months ago
I just need to pause again to say WRECKING BALLROOM
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Haymarket Books
about 2 months ago
Help us send 2,000 books to readers who are incarcerated this winter through our Books Not Bars program
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âTrader Vicâs was far from real Polynesian food, and it trafficked in stereotypes that betrayed what it actually was: a tacky chain restaurant.â Claudia Ross reminisces about Los Angelesâs bygone âinternationalâ eateries in LARA no. 2
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paul johnson
about 2 months ago
genuinely stupendous stuff, here. the willingness to destroy something is a gotdamn politics
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Uncomfortably Numb
about 2 months ago
I think this piece is valuable in that it forces to name what exactly our alternative vision (aesthetic and political) to Trumpism really is. Thereâs an unstated assumption On Here that we can somehow make it politically 2012 again, which is impossible. What do we want our new world to look like?
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about 2 months ago
Hard agree with Kate, the whole tack of trying to appeal to the public by indignantly going "Trump is not being respectful of our normal government stuff!!!!" feeds directly into the rebel-in-chief delusion that got him elected in the first place.
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