Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, we look back at the renewal of one of this country’s most cherished—and aspirational—monuments.

This Tribeca apartment, purchased largely in its original condition as an artist's studio, now serves as the primary residence for a young family.

Brooklyn’s Brent Buck crafts moments of surprise with impeccable detail.

Mariam Issoufou aggregates simple geometries to make design accessible.

The consortium, Penn Transformation Partners, includes Practice for Architecture and Urbanism and HOK.

Suzanne Stephens visits the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute's new Condé M. Nast Galleries, designed by Peterson Rich Office.

In 1984, RECORD published an extensive essay by architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable about the skyscraper.

The firm, celebrating its 50th anniversary, devised an arched curtain wall to create depth and shadow.

The story of the workers who built it is ‘off the main path, overlooked, and only dimly legible,’ writes Kurtz in ‘Men at Work’ of the famed Manhattan skyscraper, which turns 95 today.

The Brooklyn-based firm executed an extensive gut renovation and conversion of a multifamily building into a private residence.