A tribute to the great Japanese architect
Published in Architectural RecordA temple to honor at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs damages perhaps the greatest modernist campus in the world. And it's by the campus's original architect, SOM
Published in Architectural RecordDiller Scofidio + Renfro leads an international team of designers, working in the shadow of the Kremlin
Published in Blueprint(all that in 2,500 words)
Published in A+U (Japan)One after another, architects who grew up in New York in the sixties recall how the fair inspired them
Published in Architectural RecordA history of New York City architecture: the last 150 years in 4,500 words
Published in BooksShould the great landscape architect be recognized for more than his astounding parks and gardens?
Published ArchitectToo many glass buildings, and the city becomes just another shiny office park
Published in Architectural RecordA new book gives Mrs. Saarinen too much credit, and its author, Eva Hagberg, too much space
Published in The Architect's NewspaperA review of the World Trade Center "Transit Hub"
Published in BlueprintAndo, Meier, Scott Brown, Decq, and others talk about their inspirations
Published in Architectural RecordTheir new Columbia Medical School study center caps decades of experimentation
Published in BlueprintPerhaps Japan's most innovative architect, Fujimoto makes buildings that resemble clouds and forests.
Published in The Wall Street JournalWith the triumphs have come many disappointments
Published at fredbernstein.comGive Calatrava a chance!
Published in Architectural RecordAn old city gets an unwelcome new neighbor
Published in Architectural RecordAnother embarrassing U.S. pavilion, courtesy of a shortsighted Congress
Published in Los Angeles TimesMany of Frank Lloyd Wright's most evocative drawings were by Marion Mahony Griffin
Published in The New York TimesMerce Cunningham animates Philip Johnson's estate
Published in Interior DesignMourning Phiippe Starck's Miracle on 44th Street
Published in Interior DesignThe contractors are gone. So why do I feel blue?
Published in The New York TimesThe conspicuous consumption of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Published in DwellA review of the architect's 2004 Castelvecchio installation
Published in Architectural RecordBaby boomers lead the charge to tear down 60's architecture
Published in The New York TimesPier Luigi Nervi's bus station at the George Washington Bridge deserves respect
Published in Oculus (Journal of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects)Saving two rusting piers in the Hudson River
Published in The New York TimesPrinceton goes Gehry -- and Gothic -- at the same time
Published in The Princeton Alumni WeeklyA review of the new American Folk Art Museum, designed by Tod Williams and Billie Tsien.
Published in World ArchitectureBlue blood meets white architecture in New England.
Published in The New York TimesThoughts on the importance of the Empire State Building after September 11
Published in The New York TimesWork by Horace Gifford and HWKN
Published in Architectural RecordA "national shrine" now hovers over the World Trade Center site
Published in Architectural RecordArthur Cotton Moore designs a curvy metal house to test his theories
Published in The New York TimesWhile fighting over his Columbus Circle building, preservationists overlooked another Stone structure just a few blocks away
Published in Oculus (Journal of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects)The walkable community now has valet parking, and other concessions to the real world
Published in The New York TimesRestoring the Yale University Art Gallery
Published in The New York TimesMaster Architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen used his signature vocabulary to create a unique rocky mountain retreat.
Published in Metropolitan HomeVisiting the Meiji Mura Museum
Published in The New York TimesSteven Holl's building for Pratt Institute in Brooklyn
Published in MetropolisBoston-based architect Adolfo Perez turned a mid-century starter house into a home of substance for design-wise clients.
Published in Metropolitan HomeContemplative architect George Suyama built a house for himself and his wife that is as hospitable to the landscape as it is to the couple's guests.
Published in Metropolitan HomeThe fate of Rudolph's apartment buildings in the Bronx
Published in Oculus (Journal of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects)An addition to the Tilles Center soars
Published in The New York TimesA review of the Secaucus Transfer
Published in The New York TimesTrouble at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture
Published in The New York TimesThe Florida town so perfect, moviegoers think it's fake
Published in BlueprintSOM's student-centered building on Fifth Avenue
Published in Architectural RecordA look back at Michael Graves's career
Published in Architectural RecordA Korean firm is part of Record's Design Vanguard
Published in Architectural RecordA 35-foot-high billboard on the facade of the Port Authority Bus Terminal will obscure the strengths of the building's 1980's renovation
Published in The New York Times