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Creating expansive Central Park views and displaying the client's collection of postwar and contemporary art were the driving factors of this dramatic transformation.

Housed inside a formerly derelict Midtown loading dock and garage, Mexican restaurant Limusina offers a riot of sumptuous detailing and a well-choreographed layout.

Our annual Interiors issue mixes it up—embracing minimalism and maximalism.

Occupying the first two floors of a new residential tower, the relocated Martin Luther King, Jr. branch is anchored by a round concrete stage for lectures, screenings, and the occasional wrestling match.

Our Record Interiors program returns to mix things up with a showcase of eight spaces, both public and private, fine-tuned to entice and surprise.

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson and structural engineer Dewhurst MacFarlane partnered for this renovation at the Corning Museum of Glass, which was featured in the November 2001 issue.

A retrospective of the design-minded company's retail spaces reveals an apt history of innovation, particularly with glass.

‘People Cross Against the Light: Michael Sorkin’s New York’ pairs eight unbuilt projects with excerpts of the famed critic’s writing.

This essay written by Michael Sorkin for 1972's Young Architects issue showcases work by and about emerging talent, their relationship to the profession, and the future of education.

The studio’s deconstruction work at an old nursing school in Manhattan is the first major project to follow an operational toolkit published by the city to reduce waste and embodied carbon.