Timesheets
From an early-1900s textbook on managing an architecture or engineering office, an illustration of a daily log book: It looks
Two Hundred and Fifty Plus, 7
Structural typologies have been around far longer than modern structural engineering. The last pre-1776 building I discussed was a grist
Getting Crowded
From Max Hubacher, February 9, 1951, “Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn, N.Y.”: That’s the Willamsburg Bank tower in the center, looking
People Are Weird
From 1907 or so, a postcard of “New York. The site for the Tunnel Terminal of the Pennsylvania Railroad 34th.
Perspective Based On Geography
When the Brooklyn Bridge was in construction, and when it was new, there were any number of reports on how
Two Hundred and Fifty Plus, 6
Sometimes, very old buildings gain glamor as they age. Another of our pre-Revolution projects with John G. Waite Associates, Architects
It Looked Familiar: Collegiate
Matt Murdoch, in his day job of being not Daredevil, is at the law school of Empire State University: The
Review Of Movie Architecture: Backrooms (2026)
As is only fair with a horror movie, I’m not going to give any plot spoilers. To some extent that’s
Priorities In Memorials
There are at least 23 memorials of various types to the Union armed forces of the US Civil War in
Throwing Garbage As A Sign Of Respect
Ticker tape, as such, has been defunct for more than 50 years. The machines were a form of telegraph connected
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