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Suzanne Stephens, a deputy editor of Architectural Record, has been a writer, editor, and critic in the field of architecture for several decades. She has a Ph.D. in architectural history from Cornell University, and teaches a seminar in the history of architectural criticism in the architecture program of Barnard and Columbia colleges.
Twin Parks Northwest in the Bronx, where 17 residents died earlier this month, was an innovative housing prototype when built in the early 1970s. RECORD Deputy Editor Suzanne Stephens, who covered the complex when it opened, revisits the project.
A sustainable classroom building by Susan T. Rodriguez | Architecture • Design in collaboration with OPAL embodies the mission of the an environmentally oriented college in Maine.
Bates Masi + Architects’ Long Island house astutely combines the modern and the traditional,
incorporating unexpected materials, from weathering steel to terra-cotta to thatch.
