What was lost in the process was harder to quantify: the density of small businesses, the overlapping networks of suppliers ...

As technology reduces the time needed to complete tasks, firms need to clarify what clients are actually paying for: ...

As technology reduces the time needed to complete tasks, firms need to clarify what clients are actually paying for: expertise and judgment, not billable hours. As technology reduces the time needed ...

Can Mayor Mamdani forge a new path forward for New York City and the nation?

R obert Venturi’s Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture: A Gentle Manifesto, was published by the Museum of Modern Art ...

Water is not a passive element but a living intelligence. Water moves dynamically—swelling with the tides daily, rising with the moon monthly, replenishing the land through seasonal floods, ...

Humans go to extreme effort to build things. The monumentality of the Pyramids, the complexity of Stonehenge, the glories of Rome—all of these are timeless manifestations of our fundamental need to ...

When the pandemic ended and people were freer to move about, a lot of what people around us did was literally move. In fact, everyone in our social bubble fled the coop and bought a house. I remember ...

The science behind how our physical environment makes us feel is fascinating. Decades of research in fields like neuroscience and environmental psychology show that design engenders a response in ...

Recently we had the honor and privilege of interviewing James Wines for Our Buildings, Our Selves: Humanity in Architecture, the podcast produced by Common Edge, the Connecticut Architecture ...

Do not let us talk then of restoration. The thing is a Lie from beginning to end,” wrote the English art critic John Ruskin in his 1849 book The Seven Lamps of Architecture, which was inspired by ...