The Flatiron Building, completed in 1902, at a height of twenty floors, had the title of one of the tallest buildings of New York and the second ever skyscraper north of the 14th Street. Designed by architect Daniel Burnham, one of the most well known buildings in New York city, was a prime architectural design at the …
Architects are a stubborn bunch when it comes to letting go of their dreams. “It takes about 15 years until they admit that a project is ‘Never Built’
A photo in the rubble turns into an architectural statement for Iconic Café in Soho
Landmark new science facility, Institute Hall, officially opened in fall 2013 at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in Rochester, New York.
PACWTC announced the selection of the Brooklyn-based firm REX as the lead architect for The Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center.
The new Whitney Museum in Manhattan has been lauded for its cutting-edge architecture, but the most intriguing feature is the one that kicks in in case of emergency
The iconic Grand Central Terminal is a building with more than a few secrets.
Renzo Piano’s design for the new Whitney Museum of American Art is a welcoming, creative machine thanks to its open, changeable spaces
New York’s rebuilt Whitney Museum, designed by the Shard’s architect, is a unique home for American art, writes Jay Merrick
At the corner of Elizabeth and Kenmare Streets at the edge of NoLIta, demolition work began in early March to make way for a seven-story condominium, Mr. Ando’s first stand-alone project in the city, although he has designed a restaurant (Morimoto in Chelsea) and residential interiors in Manhattan. Fans of Mr. Ando, a Pritzker-Prize-winning architect, …
