Hello, New York Review of Architecture are having a party. In a Williamsburg fabrication shop. You should come.

There will be readings, drinks, and a craft project. There will be a CNC router. There will be cake.

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Kim Schoenstadt reviews LA's Frieze Week for Lara #1: nyra.nyc/skyline/dispat…

Hello, we are having a party. In a Williamsburg fabrication shop. You should come.

There will be readings, drinks, and a craft project. There will be a CNC router. There will be cake.

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With Gaetano Pesce’s passing last week, we’re revisiting Hayley J. Clark’s (Hayley) review from Issue 34/35 of “Gaetano Pesce Unframed,” an exhibition of his drawings shown at Galerie56 a year ago.

Read it at: nyra.nyc/articles/futur…

Owing to the increasing unpredictability of the C train, Michael Nicholas (arrives late to a release party thrown by Public Transport Mag:

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New York Review of Architecture lareviewofarch turning up at the International Passive House Association International Passive House Conference in Innsbruck this weekend!

A great opportunity with one of the best architecture magazines around!

After the earthquake I couldn’t help but wonder…

“Whether in real life or virtually, is the museum building itself an outmoded interface for facilitating meaningful interactions with art?”

Robert Nashak (Robert Nashak ) reviews ‘Catalyst’ at Honor Fraser Gallery in LARA #1.

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New York Review of Architecture is seeking to hire a Managing Editor to help us keep the wheels of our architectural publishing juggernaut rolling. We are interested in filling this position by May 1.

Find further details and submit your application at nyra.nyc/job-opening

“If, as Walker described, monuments are ‘furniture’ that drift into the civic background of city life, then tributes to the Confederacy are active clarion calls.” ●

Thuto Durkac-Somo reports for SKYLINE.

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🟢🟣 Art Deco, Ourselves
Contradictory forms.
by Antonio Pacheco Antonio Pacheco at Dirt in collaboration with New York Review of Architecture New York Review of Architecture
#ArtDeco

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“If you hate the Olympics, does that make you a spoilsport?

Ian Volner (Ian Volner) catches up with LA’s Olympic plans in LARA #1.

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My monthly column in ⁦MAS Context⁩ returns with a long-form investigation on Chicago’s Century & Consumer’s Buildings—two skyscrapers that the federal government wants to demolish: mascontext.com/observations/t…

“Los Angeles defers to its smaller neighbors to the north on few matters; green building innovations just happen to be among them.”

Sam Lubell covers LEVER Architecture’s new building in LA’s Chinatown for SKYLINE in LARA #1.

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“To experience Art Deco is to be presented with a variety of symbols from which to pick and choose the ones that speak to us most.”

Antonio Pacheco (Antonio Pacheco) writes, in a piece is published collaboratively between DIRT (@dirtyverse) and NYRA.

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