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Architects

The acclaimed architect passed away in 2016.

Late Architect Zaha Hadid’s Miami Home Has Been Sold at a Big Discount

It was originally listed for $10 million last year.
By Morgan Halberg
Late renowned architect Zaha Hadid bought the main apartment in 2010.

Zaha Hadid’s South Beach Condo Is Back

See inside the legendary late architect's apartment at the W South Beach
By Morgan Halberg
Gordon Strong Automobile Objective and Planetarium, Sugarloaf Mountain, Maryland. Project, 1924–25. Perspective.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Archives Still Hold Mysteries Left to Solve

The museum's major retrospective 'Frank Lloyd Wright at 150" features a series of videos documenting the "unpacking" of MoMA's archived by scholars.
By Alanna Martinez
Lizzie ONeill collections management officer and Liz Davidson project management manager, hold the original Mackintosh Art School plans at The Hunterian Collections Study Centre on September 19, 2016 in Glasgow, Scotland. Over one million of the items from The Hunterian collections are currently being moved to bespoke storage and study facilities at Kelvin Hall—the newly refurbished Glasgow landmark building transformed by a partnership between the University of Glasgow, Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Life and the National Library of Scotland.

How Experts Are Using Only Traditional Methods to Recreate Mackintosh’s Library

By Alanna Martinez
Justin Vernon of Bon Iver. (Photo by )

Bon Iver Plays Red Hook, and 5 Other Art World Things to Do

By Alanna Martinez
Famed architect Peter Eisenman is looking to offload his Greenwich Village co-op.

Architect Peter Eisenman Is Leaving Greenwich Village for Midtown

By Morgan Halberg
The Statue of Liberty is seen through fog prior to the start of the 125th Anniversary of the Statue of Liberty ceremony on Liberty Island on September 22, 2011 in New York City. The 125th Anniversary of the Statue of Liberty is to be celebrated on October 28th, 2011.

Climate Change Is Threatening These Historic Sites, MoMA Staffers to Dance for Public

By Alanna Martinez
WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 28: U.S. President Barack Obama (R) presents the 2013 National Medal of Arts to Architect Billie Tsien (L) and Tod Williams (2nd L) during an East Room ceremony July 28, 2014 at the White House in Washington, DC. Tsien and Williams were honored for their contributions to architecture and arts education.

Architects Named for Obama Library, Sotheby’s Auctioneer Stands Behind London Market

By Alanna Martinez
Henry Moore, Reclining Figure, (1969-70).

Columbia Students Oppose Campus Art, Michael Douglas Gifts Film Collection—and More

By Alanna Martinez

Maya Lin Deconstructs Her Brilliant Career

By David Wallis
The Venturinos gut renovated their entire Upper East Side townhouse before they moved in. (Juris Mardwig)

Townhouse Renovations: A Love Story

By Morgan Halberg
The New York of Science renovation by Todd Schliemann of Ennead Architects is one featured building this year. (David Handschuh)

Archtober! What’s on Tap for the City’s Architecture and Design Month

By Morgan Halberg
St. Patrick's Cathedral has undergone a nearly $200 million restoration.

Fit for a Pope: St. Patrick’s Cathedral’s $200M Restoration Draws to a Close

By Morgan Halberg
A screenshot of Calvino Noir, a new adventure game for iPhone and iPad. (Photo: Calvino Noir)

This iPhone Adventure Game Was Inspired by an 18th-Century Architect’s Drawings

By Alanna Martinez
The living room at 145 Central Park West, complete with a harp and some type of doll-figure. (Street Easy)

A House Divided: César Pelli Drops $17.9M on San Remo Pad That Set Off Family Feud

By Morgan Halberg

High Line Hugger: A Look Inside Thomas Juul-Hansen’s 505 W. 19th Street

By Morgan Halberg

That Zaha Moment: New York Finally Gets the Avant-garde Buildings It Deserves

By Kim Velsey and Nikolai Fedak

18 Varieties of Hines Development: The Bespoke Builders' New York Projects

By Matt Chaban

Architects Bounce Back Nationally, But Local Firms Still in the Dumps

By Matt Chaban

There Are A Lot of Designers in New York City

By Tom Acitelli

Architects, Dust Off Your T-Squares and Funny Glasses

By Matt Chaban

The Architect in Winter

By Observer Staff

Talking SHoP About Atlantic Yards

By Eliot Brown

Sketchier Times for City Architects

By Tom Acitelli
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