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Articles 2001 and earlier
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ArtGate:
Art Space, Parking Garage and Elusive Platonic Reality
aiaVT Newsletter,
December 2005
An architectural
competition seeks to get Burlington to think beyond quaint,
cute and comfortable |
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New
Rest Area Expresses the Two Sides of Vermont
Valley News, November
12, 2005
On the northbound
side of Interstate 89 in Sharon, a gateway building that is
today's answer to Charles Follen McKim's Pennsylvania Station. |
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McLaughlin
Cluster: A Different Sort of Dorm at Dartmouth
Valley News, October
11, 2005
The giant sponge
Steven Holl designed for MIT gets awards, but Buzz Yudell's
new dorm at Dartmouth will be better at absorbing students. |
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Nationwide
Open House Looks at Solar Living
Valley News, October
1, 2005
A preview of one
local stop on the national Solar Tour: Jeff and Chris
Plant's off-the-grid timber-frame home in Cornish Flat, NH. |
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A
Public School for the 21st Century: It's All About Green
Valley News, September
4, 2005
Hanover's new Richmond
Middle School reflects virtuously green design, controversial
green cladding and a lack of the green that always matters
-- money. |
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The
Beauty of the Strip
Valley News, March
27, 2005
A group of Dartmouth
students and their plan to reinvent the notorious Route 12A
retail district in West Lebanon owe much to Las Vegas.
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Improvidence
ArchitectureBoston,
September-October 2004
What happens when
architecture writers become tourists?
Let's just say the
police were involved. |
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Tower
Infernos
Seven Days, June
28, 2004
Vermont Argues the
Aesthetics of Wind Power
Turbines to join
barns and lighthouses as New England icons |
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Little
Boxes Made of Ticky-Tacky
Valley News, March
15, 2004 (est.)
A review of Edward
Tufte's The Cognitive Style of Power Point
He's from Yale,
so at least it counts as New England. |
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Responsibility
to the Land and the Place
Valley News, May
23, 2004
An interview with
Dartmouth College Artist-in-Residence and Bainbridge Island,
Washington Architect James Cutler |
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Not
Deconstructivism but Shingles
aiaVT, May 2004
A review of The
Distinctive Home by Jeremiah Eck
It's a book to keep the potential clients out of the McMansion
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The
Pursuit of Happiness at Work
Valley News, March
26, 2004
The new Norris Cotton
Cancer Center is institutional architecture that was created
as if employees really mattered. |
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Rapture
in Reno: A Desert Town Gambles on Architecture
Valley News, September
2003
Okay, the Nevada
Museum of Art is not in Northern New England. But this
is the kind of architecture Northern New England needs. |
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A
Modest Proposal for a 21st Century New Hampshire Icon
Valley News, May
2003
An op-ed column
celebrating the demise of the
Old Man of the Mountain |
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From
Bauhaus to Outhouse
SevenDays, April
2003
High design hits
Interstate 89 with the Williston Rest Areas
near Burlington. |
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What
the Emperor Wore to the Awards Banquets
aiaVT, March 2003
A frank assessment
of the 2002 edition of the Vermont and New Hampshire AIA awards. |
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Daniel
Libeskind and the World Trade Center
AIA New Hampshire
Forum, April 2003
Why the architectural
news from New York is an occasion for dancing in the streets
-- to the tune of an accordion. |
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Herzog
& de Meuron
Seven Days, February 14, 2003
The renowned Swiss
architectural duo get an archaelogical treatment at the Centre
for Canadian Architecture in Montreal |
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Affordable
Housing
Valley News, February 15, 2003
Is it possible to design affordable housing in the Upper Valley
that is architecturally excellent? |
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Cobb
Hill Co-Housing
Valley News, November 2002
"Kit of Parts" architecture, in service of community
building. |
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Harry
Weese Tribute
AIA New Hampshire Forum, Fall 2002
An appreciation of the design genius behind the Washington Metro
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Phelps
Hall
AIA New Hampshire Forum, Fall 2002
Philips Exeter Academy proves it is still a great architectural
client |
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Starr
Library
AIAvt, 2002
Gwathmey Siegel at Middlebury College |
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Peter
Eisenman
AIAvt, 2002
An account of a smug visit to Dartmouth |
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American
Museum of Folk Art
AIAvt, 2002
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien resurrect New York |
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Above
and Beyond
Seven Days, 2002
Building the case against sprawl in Vermont |
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John
Anderson Studio
Seven Days, 2002
An ice house transformed in Burlington |
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Vermont
State House
Seven Days, 2002
Can Vermont's most important building grow correctly? |
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Mies
in America
AIAvt, 2002
Dispatch from the Canadian Center for Architecture in Montreal
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Heroic
in Hanover
Valley News, 2002
Why artist Elizabeth Mayor and orthopedist Michael Mayor are
the perfect architectural clients |
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Danny
Sagan and Alisa Dworsky
Valley News, 2002
"Rustic tech" in Tunbridge |
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Dartmouth
Skiway
Valley News, 2002
King and Queen (trusses) in timber-framing orgy |
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Chelsea
Street Bridge
Valley News, 2002
Successful bridge architecture in South Royalton |
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Champlain
College
SevenDays, 2002
Contextual design in historic Burlington neighborhood |
