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Articles by Diana Lind

Living in the U.S.: At What Cost?

Living in the U.S.: At What Cost?

Diana Lind
October 1, 2018
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Rising housing prices are outpacing wage increases nationwide, threatening a living standard that once seemed an inalienable right.


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Greater Than Ever: New York's Big Comeback

Greater Than Ever: New York’s Big Comeback

By Daniel L. Doctoroff
Diana Lind
October 6, 2017
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This book by New York's former Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding serves as a playbook for other cities looking to stoke their own economic vitality.


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Museum of the American Revolution

Museum of the American Revolution by Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Philadelphia
Diana Lind
July 1, 2017
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A new museum in Philadelphia frames a window onto the past while catering to the needs of 21st-century mass tourism.


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Civic Lesson

Civic Lesson: New Social Infrastructure

Cities are finding new ways to invest in social infrastructure, helping to bridge gaps among diverse socioeconomic groups and foster a greater sense of community.
Diana Lind
April 1, 2017
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Of all President Trump’s campaign promises, the proposal to invest $1 trillion in infrastructure was one of the few to appeal to Republicans and Democrats alike.


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Philly Forward

The arrival of the Barnes Foundation in its new quarters on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway promises to further Philadelphia's identity as an artistic magnet.
Diana Lind
June 16, 2012
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Sandwiched between Washington, the capital, and New York, the center of culture, commerce, and media, Philadelphia has long had an inferiority complex. But the city's recent addition of nearly 90,000 people since 2006, ending a population free fall since 1950, attests to Philadelphia's comeback. It wasn't easy, or without controversy. 


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Varied Responses to Vague Theme at the Venice Biennale

Diana Lind
October 1, 2010
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The international architecture exhibition produced every two years in Venice is a sprawling, humid, one-stop shopping experience. When done right, it’s also exhilarating. Though the strategy of showcasing architecture’s freshest ideas through national pavilions and exhibition galleries has had its drawbacks in the Architecture Biennale’s 30-year history, high-quality submissions help make this year’s show feel curated. The recurring threads of sustainability, adaptive reuse, and traditional building methods — while planning for an uncertain future — give the show an underlying coherence. This year’s director, Kazuyo Sejima of the Japanese firm SANAA, chose a remarkably enigmatic theme for the Biennale —
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Little Ram Island House

William Pedersen's Little Ram Island House sets sail.
Diana Lind
July 19, 2008
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When William Pedersen, FAIA, cofounder and principal design partner of Kohn Pedersen Fox, bought a 3-acre piece of waterfront land on Shelter Island, New York, in 1981, “Things were a little different on the island,” he wryly recalls.


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Dairy House

Skene Catling de la Pe'a combines sustainability and seduction at the Dairy House in Somerset, England
Diana Lind
April 1, 2008
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The new buzz words of the 21st century—“organic,” “ecofriendly,” “sustainable”—have inundated today’s architectural vocabulary despite their indifference to definition.


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Casa Poli

Atop a jagged cliff in coastal Chile, Pezo von Ellrichshausen sets Casa Poli, a great concrete cube, evoking a block of porous stone
Diana Lind
April 1, 2008
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Casa Poli is only a 30-mile drive from Chile’s second-largest city, Concepción, midway down the country’s coast, but it feels perched at the edge of the world: a place with limitless ocean views, a soundtrack provided by wind and pelicans, and no other human beings within eyeshot, except for local fishermen in boats, hundreds of feet offshore.


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Wrecking Ball to Swing on Johnson's Ball House?

Diana Lind
January 29, 2008
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Philip Johnson was perhaps the most famous of the Harvard Five and the only one of these noted mid-century Modernists whose entire residential oeuvre remains standing. That might soon change. The New Canaan Historical Review Committee’s demolition delay on his 1953 Alice Ball House, in New Canaan, Connecticut, expires today. Photos courtesy Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation Located on one of New Canaan’s ritziest streets, the 1,700-square-foot Alice Ball House was designed by Philip Johnson and was finished in 1953 (top). It features 10-foot ceilings, glass-enclosed living areas, and private bedroom and service areas (above). Related Links: Philip Johnson's Glass
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