The Value of Gold Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA January 3, 2003 No Comments Gold may not tarnish, but it can wear thin. Read More
Another Pair of Eyes Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA December 2, 2002 No Comments Aggression is a particle, desire is a wave.” Read More
Down They Come Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA November 1, 2002 No Comments Still the Modern buildings come down. Read More
A Public Advocate Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA October 2, 2002 No Comments Architects and other designers deserve a public advocate. Read More
One Year Later Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA September 2, 2002 No Comments We may have been wounded, but we’re still here. Read More
Outside the Lines Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA August 1, 2002 No Comments One primary lesson from the design studio comes hard for the diligent: The best plans do not always follow the rules. Read More
A Singular Voice: Glenn Murcutt Wins 2002 Pritzker Prize Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA July 1, 2002 No Comments Outsiders say that architects spend too much energy giving each other prizes, but when Glenn Murcutt won the Pritzker Architecture Prize this year, you could almost hear the cheers.Read More
Is Idealism Dead? Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA June 3, 2002 No Comments If you didn’t know better, to talk to some architects you might think that idealism had vanished from the architectural scene. Read More
The Case for a Competition Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA May 1, 2002 No Comments Passions and confusion hover over the former World Trade Center site like lingering smoke. Read More
The Security Paradox Robert Ivy, FAIA FAIA April 1, 2002 No Comments Think of where you feel most secure. Lying fully prone on a warm beach or snuggled in your own bed? Read More