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What Bloomberg Associates Can Learn From Mexico City
Bloomberg might fantasize about cleaning up the chaos, but he ought to study what’s already been accomplished.
Davidson: The Much-Hated New York Public Library Renovation Is Dead — But That’s Not Good News
It was a problematic plan, but so is standing pat as the world changes.
The Giant New Building That Is About to Overshadow the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine — And How the City Ought to Step In
"If Mayor de Blasio moves fast, before construction has actually begun, he can still broker a compromise."
These Cities Built Affordable Housing That’s Also Appealing. Can NYC?
Social justice doesn't mean sacrificing good design.
Davidson: The Domino Sugar Plan Signals a Whole New Attitude Toward Development
New mayor, new priorities.
Davidson: MoMA Reveals Its Expansion Plans — and the Fate of the American Folk Art Museum
And the fate of the American Folk Art Museum.
A First Look at the Queens Museum’s World of Tomorrow
Art critic Jerry Saltz and architecture critic Justin Davidson tour the museum after its $69 million renovation.
Formal Details: Nicholas Cope Shoots Fall’s Black and White Goods
The Cut's latest shoot, with detailed, architectural treatments of fall's most coveted accessories.
The Next AvroKO: 11 New York Restaurant Designers to Watch
Meet the pros behind the Elm, the Musket Room, and Tørst's interiors.
The Future of 3-D Printed Fashion, One Synthetic Thread at a Time
"I always work together with an architect, as I am not good with the 3-D programs myself," one designer explains.
Justin Davidson on the Twin Legacies of Le Corbusier
Why architects have never stopped paying tribute to him. 
Davidson: MoMA May Not Tear Down the American Folk Art Museum After All
Potentially good news for the museum's defenders.
Davidson: It’s a Form of Betrayal for MoMA to Tear Down the Folk Art Museum Building
If the museum’s architects can’t figure out a way to use the building, that is a failure of imagination.
Davidson: Mayor Bloomberg Reveals the Best Concert Venue of 2018
The Culture Shed will be an institution like no other: eclectic, adaptable, and untethered to an artistic program.
Justin Davidson on Ada Louise Huxtable, 1921–2013
"At 90, she was still writing circles around the rest of us."
Davidson: The Subtle Greatness of Grand Central May Get Trampled by Midtown Rezoning
The City Planning Department has floated a sweeping proposal that combines swollen ambitions for the skyline with puny civic aspirations.
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