A coffee with an architect is a great way to spend an afternoon if feeling in the need for[Read More...]
Cohasset Town Hall Renovation
December 11, 2012 By
Things age, buildings as well as people. This is the case with Cohasset Town Hall, which could soon be getting[Read More...]
Peddocks Island: A Study of Public Art and Community
November 25, 2012 By
At the end of this past summer I made a trip to Peddocks Island in the Boston Harbor. The island[Read More...]
A new challenge at Fort Point
October 28, 2012 By
The new challenge for the city of Boston is named Street Seats Design Challenge. It is promoted by Boston Design[Read More...]
The Fate of Neutra’s Cyclorama at Gettysburg Has National Implications
September 27, 2012 By
The National Park Service has published their environmental assessment report outlining options for Richard Netura’s 1961 Cyclorama Building at Gettysburg.[Read More...]
Cities. Like Human Bodies
September 20, 2012 By
A city is not only the result of the equation that summarize an indefinite number of buildings; instead it is[Read More...]
New Park and Bridge Point To a Bright Future
August 9, 2012 By
Boston quietly opened a new footbridge and completed a public park last month, the North Bank Pedestrian Bridge and the[Read More...]
“Trend: La Tendenza” – Italian Architecture 1965-1985
August 2, 2012 By
Paris – In the period right after WWII, in Italy a new context of crisis opens up and leads to[Read More...]
When invisible cities become real
July 16, 2012 By
Boston – “The ancients built Valdrada on the shores of a lake, with houses all verandas one above the other,[Read More...]
Chicago’s Crown Fountain vs. Buckingham Fountain
July 3, 2012 By
Chicago – I traveled to Chicago this week to attend a workshop put on by the American Planning Association called[Read More...]