Fred A. Bernstein

Fred Bernstein has degrees in architecture (from Princeton University) and law (from NYU) and writes about both subjects. He lives in New York City and has two sons.

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A Congress for the Many, or the Few?

By performing "constituent services," legislators short-circuit the democratic process, weakening separation of powers, equal protection, and other constitutional norms

 

 Published in The New York Times
September 9, 2012
A Proposal for the Next New York World's Fair

It will be great for the city's economy, its infrastructure, and its reputation

 Published in Design Observer
November 13, 2011
Move the United Nations to Ground Zero

The Freedom Tower could become a true symbol of freedom

 Published in The New York Times
April 24, 2005
Let's make New York un-gateful

A proposal for improving New York's streets.

 Published in The New York Daily News
November 4, 2003
An Online Peek at Your Politics

Do my neighbors need to know which candidates I support?

 Published in The New York Times
October 4, 2000
A Landlord's Lament

Why owning a rental property made me uncomfortable

 Published in The New York Times
November 27, 1999
For Taxes, the Web's the Limit

Technology could let the tax code get even more complicated.

 Published in The Wall Street Journal
November 4, 1999
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