Mies in America
at the Whitney
Mies in Berlin
at the MoMA

Ground Zero
The commission of a master plan for the World Trade Center site.

Daniel Libeskind’s plan for ground zero was the people’s choice, but the architect has been virtually neutralized by commercial forces.

Designers of the New 42nd Street Studios took the mandate for signs in Times Square to heart, creating one huge, eye-popping ad for culture.

The new ferry landing at Pier 11 has a magical impact on Wall Street's waterfront; unlike South Street Seaport, it merges the land and the harbor.

Frank Gehry, Architect
Retrospective at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum through August 26.

While thinking about how to honor the Trade Center dead, we can also think boldly about making all of downtown a newly vibrant place for the living.

Fox & Fowle
Lebbeus Woods

A proposal to have New York host the 2012 Olympics is terrifically ambitious in its use of the entire city. So why is the initial architectural plan merely second-rate?

Part of Pat Moynihan's legacy is his championing of public spaces -- and it's one aspect of her new job to which Senator-elect Clinton brings real experience.