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Rent a modern masterpiece on Shelter Island Los Angeles-based architect Roger Bennett followed in his ancestor’s footsteps when building Shelter Island — though his modernist style is very different from what his great-grandfather Frederick Schroeder, a New...
Attic transformed into triplex overlooking Central Park Only in New York could an attic become a 10,0000-square-foot triplex overlooking Central Park. Developer Arnon Katz was looking for a unique space when he discovered a pied-à-terre at the...
CUNY architect suing university over gender pay gap A veteran, Ivy League-educated CUNY architect is suing the university for allegedly paying her less than male colleagues with less experience and education. Kay Xanthakos, a chief architect with the...
Architecture firm falls in love with tower it designed The architecture firm FXFOWLE will be moving its offices to the new building it designed for JEMB Realty at One Willoughby Sq. in Brooklyn. Currently located in Chelsea, the architects...
Inside the incredible NYC house made out of shipping containers Over two decades as a restaurateur, Joe Carroll has incorporated odds and ends from salvage yards into his Brooklyn eateries. In beloved steakhouse St. Anselm, for example, he used decorative...
The joys of living in New York's utopian planned communities In 1932, Frank Lloyd Wright, America’s greatest architect, unveiled a suburban model town he called Broadacre City. Like many utopian plans, it included everything from monorails (for easy transport) to...
Miami’s luxury real estate trends Showstopper spotlight The 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach boasts an impressive 29 posh penthouses. But its crown jewel — the $20 million, 3,955-square-foot duplex topper (the development’s largest and priciest)...
Starchitect Richard Meier’s must-haves — just don’t ask him about Andy Warhol Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier, 83, has been making modern masterpieces for more than 50 years — and shows no signs of slowing down. His renowned buildings, including the High...
The latest sour-grapes low in abusing the city landmarking laws It took the city five years to rescue rotting East Midtown by rezoning it for 21st century office use. And it took architectural nitpickers barely a month to turn back...