Month: July 2012

Michael Kimmelman

July 30, 2012
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There was a good interview with Michael Kimmelman, the new Architecture critic at the New York Times, published in Architectural Record’s May issue. I believe this quote best sums up why it is very important that he is now a vocal and public part of the discussion: It’s not so much whether I’m writing about a building, it’s a question of how—whether it’s embedded within other issues or whether it’s about the craft, the formal […]

Monday Morning

July 23, 2012

This might change to a Friday afternoon thing, but below is a quick round-up of interestingness that I came across last week/weekend: At my day job, we’ve been doing a lot of work with our friends at dbox. I’m very happy to pass along the word that they got nominated for an Emmy for their work on “Rising: Rebuilding Ground Zero”. If you haven’t seen the film, check out some excerpts here. I linked to […]