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- Towers in the Park
And stadiums, and shopping centers: This is not what Flushing Meadows needs.
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- Santiago Calatrava’s Three Sons
In the architectural family’s Upper East Side compound, Gabriel, the middle Calatrava, has put his brothers (and himself) in a wooden box.
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- All Hail
The Met does Handel’s Giulio Cesare perfectly.
- April 29, 2013
- Gentrifying the Air
The city’s Housing Authority wants to cash in on the empty space around its towers. It’s an iffy move—until you consider the other options.
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- Sirens and Silence
Is consensual lockdown a good thing?
- April 15, 2013 | The Classical Music Review
- Little Deaths
A trio of small-scale operas, all about sexual decadence and its discontents.
- April 8, 2013 | The Classical Music Review
- Interstellar
Otherworldly sounds, from Karlheinz Stockhausen to Sufjan Stevens.
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- My Week As Robert Moses, With Oil Wells
An architecture critic takes up residence in SimCity.
- March 25, 2013
- Jocks, Meet Artists
Steven Holl’s new sports center for Columbia University muscles into Inwood.
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- Oooh, Williamsburg
A so-what plan is trumped by daring.
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