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“Rosario Candela” sticks to architecture over biography, and discretion over disclosure. Rizzoli Publications Paul Goldberger trib.al/mfWCsF8

Currently reading Paul Goldberger's Ballpark: Baseball in the American City. Excellent book for fans of baseball and urbanism! And the Coliseum is mentioned in the chapter titled "Era of Concrete Doughnuts."

Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the book. A perfect read for World Series season.

Probably one of my favorite reads of all time is Ballpark by Paul Goldberger. The history and urban-planning discussed in the book tie in nicely with the data presented by KennyGoo.

nytimes.com/2024/10/27/opi… via @NYTOpinion

Rich Mintz A golden oldie from Paul Goldberger, written more than forty years ago - nytimes.com/1982/11/14/mag…

Our critic’s pick: “Rosario Candela & the New York Apartment: 1927–1937,” by David Netto, Paul Goldberger & Peter Pennoyer (Rizzoli). Rizzoli Publications Paul Goldberger newcriterion.com/dispatch/the-c…

Joe Walsh Lying for a reason,,,

2️⃣ Why Architecture Matters by Paul Goldberger A leading critic shows why buildings are more than just structures – they reflect culture, society & individuality. An essential, thoughtful read for architecture lovers. 🏗️🔍 Discover it here: amzn.to/3EBkig5 #WAM

Accessory dwelling units, missing middle housing, high-density districts, mixed-use zoning — all that & more up for discussion at Pei Architects panel on City of Yes with Dan Garodnick, @PaulGoldberger, Keri Butler of MASNYC and Jonathan F P Rose.

As many of you have heard, I am no longer the Chairman of the Kennedy Center. I want to direct this message especially to the current and recent employees of the Kennedy Center: I am sorry that I could not be in Washington yesterday with Deborah Rutter and all of you. The

Please join me on Thursday, February 20th, at the Metropolitan Museum @MetMuseum for a lively conversation about Paul Rudolph and the Met's new exhibition that has put Rudolph back into the architectural discourse again. engage.metmuseum.org/events/educati…

Donald Trump’s Disgrace newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…

A very sad loss. Ric Scofidio was a man of dignity and grace who inspired the extraordinary work of DS+R, a uniquely brilliant architecture firm. nytimes.com/2025/03/06/art… via @NYTimes

Well, it’s true that not all of the Concourse is still there as Rudolph envisioned it. But then again, the Colonnade, his other major completed building in Singapore, is still very much there and looks great.

The only word for this is magnificent. It’s 8 minutes long but worth every second. Share linkedin.com/posts/danbowye…

My husband is an American hero 🇺🇸

As a Jew I personally will feel a lot safer walking across the Columbia campus knowing that there are fewer graduate students toiling away in labs to cure cancer and drug addiction.

I think there might be some ethical issues with handing over huge swaths of the government to the worlds richest man (and a major government contractor to boot), then doing an informercial for his cars on the White House front lawn, then having that man put $100m into your PAC

NEW: Another Skadden attorney has resigned in protest over the law firm’s decision to strike a deal with Trump. “Skadden is on the wrong side of history. I could no longer stay knowing that someday I would have to explain why I stayed,” the lawyer, Thomas Sipp, wrote in his