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How to design the end of a studio’s life

The promising young studio Hawraf is shutting down. The four partners decided to go out by publishing comprehensive documents about how they ran their business.
external linkhttps://fastcompany.com/90315699/ho…
 

Arata Isozaki on “Ma,” the Japanese Concept of In-Between Space

Japanese architect and theorist Arata Isozaki’s studio new video series, Time-Space-Existence.
external linkhttps://archdaily.com/882896/arata-…
 

Tiny house villages spark interest outside of Seattle—but scrutiny at home

Other cities and counties are studying Seattle’s tiny home model.
external linkhttps://seattle.curbed.com/2019/2/2…
 

New York Has a Public Housing Problem. Does London Have an Answer?

Kings Crescent Estate in the Hackney borough of London. Hackney has been upgrading its public housing stock — or what in Britain are called council housing estates.
external linkhttps://nytimes.com/2019/03/01/arts…
 

The Lodge at the Presidio Gives Guests A Historic Lodging Experience Overlooking The Golden Gate

The adaptive reuse project, completed by Architectural Resources Group is a hotel housed by the northernmost of five historic 19th-century former military barracks, Building 105, within San Francisco’s Presidio.
external linkhttps://contractdesign.com/projects…
 

Ask Kenny

After participating in a panel discussion about messaging I thought it was time to ask some of my pals in communications within the design industry about social media and the digital world.
external linkhttps://kennethcaldwell.com/ask-ken…
 

Malls, Talls, and Pseudo-Culture Halls: Hudson Yards’ Failed Urban Forms

More on Hudson Yards.
external linkhttp://commonedge.org/malls-talls-a…
 

Dig We Must: What Hudson Yards Gets Wrong

Fred Bernstein's take on Hudson Yards.
external linkhttps://metropolismag.com/cities/hu…
 

More on Machine Madness

Aaron Betsky explains why he is less interested in process than in experience.
external linkhttps://architectmagazine.com/desig…
 

Interview with Frank Gehry on a Milestone Birthday

Frank at 90.
external linkhttps://architecturalrecord.com/art…
 

Confusion of the Vanities

Why architectural style-wars are becoming irrelevant.
external linkhttp://commonedge.org/confusion-of-…
 

Jasper Johns and the Question of Meaning

The painter is a riddler, even—or especially—when his themes are blatant.
external linkhttps://newyorker.com/magazine/2019…
 

I Have a Feeling We’re Not in New York Anymore

Hudson Yards is a billionaire’s fantasy city and you never have to leave — provided you can pay for it.
external linkhttp://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019…
 

The Modern Furniture Maven: Appreciating Florence Knoll

Aaron Betsky on Florence Knoll.
external linkhttps://architectmagazine.com/desig…
 

The Surprising Tale of One of Frank Stella’s Black Paintings

A chat with Frank Stella.
external link https://nytimes.com/2019/02/17/art…
 

An Amazon Correction: The City Won—and the Company Isn’t Going Anywhere

More on Amazon and Long Island City...
external linkhttp://commonedge.org/an-amazon-cor…
 

New Spaces And Products For Our Time

Studio O+A’s Food for Thought Truck travels to various underserved communities and engages the public on how design can be a force for good.
external linkhttps://nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/contra…
 

‘Paradise at the end of the world’: An oral history of the Sea Ranch (Part I)

A two-part oral history mining the origins and controversies surrounding California’s most bucolic planned community—and forecasting its future.
external linkhttps://curbed.com/2019/2/20/182315…
 

‘Paradise at the end of the world’: An oral history of the Sea Ranch (Part II)

Part II.
external linkhttps://curbed.com/2019/2/21/182321…
 

A guide to the work of Stanley Saitowitz

San Francisco’s most polarizing designer.
external linkhttps://sf.curbed.com/2018/7/27/175…
 

WeWork Is Retraining a Generation of Architects to Think in Terms of Data

Data influences WeWork’s real estate deals, construction sequence, and design choices. There’s a sense that acquiring data literacy makes architecture relevant in a tech-dominated era.
external linkhttps://metropolismag.com/architect…
 

Brutal beauty: how concrete became the ultimate lifestyle concept

After a generation in the doghouse, concrete is more fashionable than ever. So why don’t we take better care of our brutalist architecture?
external linkhttps://theguardian.com/cities/2019…
 

New Spaces And Products For Our Time

How hybrid spaces, mash-ups, and creative collaborations are changing how we work, live and play.
external linkhttps://contractdesign.com/practice…
 

IA Interior Architects and Studio O+A Collaborate on McDonald’s New Chicago Headquarters

Corporate culture redesign.
external linkhttps://interiordesign.net/projects…
 

Metro Bike Hub at Los Angeles Union Station

Architectural Resources Group creates a modern structure that complements the terminal’s historic language and materiality.
external linkhttps://archello.com/project/metro-…
 

SFMOMA’s Sea Ranch exhibition dwells on an idealized past

John King weighs in on The Sea Ranch exhibit at SFMOMA.
external linkhttps://datebook.sfchronicle.com/ar…