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  • The Library is Always Open
    Mairi Beautyman, October 1, 2010

    The Library is Always OpenOne of many economic victims of German reunification, the eastern city of Magdeburg...

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  • Change is in the Air
    Kimberly Goad, September 1, 2010

    Change is in the AirWhat inspires people to press the reset button on their lives?

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  • The Domino Effect
    Craig Kellogg, September 1, 2010

    The Domino EffectSome high-rises loom a bit larger than others in the Gotham imagination...

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  • Double Vision
    Craig Kellogg, September 1, 2010
    Double VisionIt was for an unlikely lo­cation near the Empire State Building that DDC Domus Design Collection inked a lease a decade ago... More
  • Core Studies
    Deborah Wilk, September 1, 2010

    Core StudiesThe refrigerator rarely houses more than Diet Coke...

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  • Symphony in Wood
    Mairi Beautyman, July 1, 2010

    Symphony in Wood

    Located a few blocks from Boston Common, the 10-story building would have enjoyed phenomenal city views, but it had windows only on its two narrow ends... More
  • Cube Theory
    Benjamin Budde, July 1, 2010

    Cube Theory

    Karasawa, knee-deep in theory at age 34, developed a concept based on repeated cubes... More
  • Alice in Babyland
    Monica Khemsurov, July 1, 2010

    Alice in Babyland

    Transforming a dreary basement into the Tokyo Baby Cafe entailed a series of visual illusions... More
  • The Sweetest Suites
    Jay Pridmore, June 1, 2010
    the sweetest suitesA five-star hotel in the popular Italian resort of Rimini, I-Suite not only flouts design conventions-it sometimes even defies gravity. More
  • Business With Pleasure
    Craig Kellogg, June 1, 2010
    business with pleasureA certain kind of businessman just might be persuaded to curl up in the Eero Aarnio Bubble seat dangling from a chain in half the suites at the East hotel. But what is a fuchsia resin tyrannosaurus doing in the living area? More
  • See the World
    Stephen Treffinger, June 1, 2010
    See the WorldJust north of the Tagus river in Lisbon is the Monument to the Discoveries, a mammoth three-sailed ship in stone. Not far away, the Altis Belém Hotel & Spa pays tribute to Portuguese history in a rather different manner. More
  • Rewriting History
    David Sokol, June 1, 2010
    rewriting historyRestoring the structures while reinventing them as an 81-room boutique property required considerably more than the three years originally needed for construction... More
  • Cosmic Campers
    Annie Block, June 1, 2010
    Cosmic CampersLiz Lambert's first project in trendy Marfa, Texas, is making the experience of sleeping under the desert stars possible nearby at El Cosmico, an 18-acre site that she's dotted with trailers, yurts, and a tepee. More
  • Please Won't You Be My Neighbor?
    Jen Renzi, May 1, 2010

    please won't you be my  neighbor

    Many studios bill themselves as multidisciplinary. But the Ippolito Fleitz Group is not exaggerating. More
  • Spelling It Out
    Edie Cohen, May 1, 2010

    Spelling it out

    A creative company's creativity doesn't always reveal itself in bricks and mortar. Oftentimes, there's just four walls, a ceiling, and some paint. More
  • Office 2.0
    Craig Kellogg, May 1, 2010
    Office 2.0 When a progressive law firm asked for a cutting-edge office in downtown Omaha, Randy Brown Architects responded with jazzy angled walls, a moody black ceiling, and an open layout. That was 15 years ago. More
  • Like Father, Like Son
    Edie Cohen, April 1, 2010

    Ilan Dei completed the first Oliver Peoples eyeglass shop, in Los Angeles, in 1991, and two in N.Y. followed. When the founder's son, Garrett Leight, decided to open his own überhip L.A. shop, he brought Dei back to design it. More
  • Fun in the Sun
    Linda Lee, April 1, 2010

    "I'm an architecture junky," California clothing designer Trina Turk freely admits. Different firms and designers have done her seven boutiques. For the first one, in Palm Springs, she hired Kelly Wearstler. More
  • Beyond the Velvet Rope
    Heather Hodson, April 1, 2010

    The W Hotels Worldwide's VIP lounge, designed by Slade Architecture and constructed in Ohio, was packed into a tractor-trailer a day and a half before New York Fashion Week fall shows opened. More
  • The Mandarin Mandate
    Mario López-Cordero, April 1, 2010

    Patricia Urquiola has earned boatloads of critical and commercial success. Her client list reads like a who's who of top-shelf manufacturers: Agape, Axor, B&B Italia, Flos, Hansgrohe, Kartell, Moroso... More
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