The Architectural Mirror

For the vast majority of us, the general public does not have intimate relationships with our professional “outputs.” Even for doctors and t...

As I sit looking up at the bright lights of New York populate what once must have been a dark sky, I can’t help but wonder why these buildin...

Everyone has a favorite building. We may not have consciously thought about it, but we all have that building that we associate with our own...

What would New Yorkers do without their grid? This question crosses my mind every time I am forced to spend a few minutes on Google maps whe...

I have been asked a number of times about why I started this blog. I have no particular expertise in architecture. I have no particular desi...

The paradox inherent within the field of architecture is fascinating. On one hand, architecture is the most egalitarian of the professional ...