Architecture
”This very fertile period of architecture discourse”
MAS Context explores the history of the Chicago-based Inland Architect.
“Architecture is morphing into a pan-disciplinary practice”
Why are architects more comfortable leaving traditional practice than graphic designers?
Denver Art Museum
Visiting the Gio Ponti and Daniel Libeskind-designed Denver Art Museum
Cincinnati Architecture
A quick architectural tour of Cincinnati.
Oak Ridge and the Architecture of the Manhattan Project
SOM and the United States’s Secret Cities.
Writing Your Way (Back) Into Design
Thinking about an era of paper architecture and the trajectory of my own work.
Design Journalism is the First Draft of Design History
Reading Herbert Muschamp's essays in 2022 is like reading history being written.
Between Memory and Invention: Robert A.M. Stern and the intersection of history and practice
The architect's new memoir captures many of the intersections that animate my work.
Henry N. Cobb, 1926-2020
My conversation with the late, great architect who passed away this week at 93.
Gehry in Black and White
Looking at two Frank Gehry buildings in black and white.
This is the best design monograph I’ve ever read
Henry Cobb’s new monograph is everything I want in a designer monograph.
Tourist/Purist
The mid-career retrospective on the multi-disciplinary creative director reveals the portrait of a new type of designer
Hudson Yards
Collecting some of my favorite reviews on New York's newest development.
Reinier de Graaf on research as design, architecture as a conceptual practice, and his new book
On the latest episode of Scratching the Surface, I'm joined by the OMA partner.
The Brutalist Architecture of University of California Irvine
A surprise tour of a Brutalist campus
