
Longtime journalist James S. Russell offers fresh perspectives and often-missed context at the intersection of the cultures of architecture and cities.
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The White House ballroom project now is touted as necessary to assure the President’s safety but the residence is wrapped in a security cordon that encompasses buildings to the east and West. Now Lafayette Park (bottom of image) is closed t...
The White House ballroom project now is touted as necessary to assure the President’s safety but the residence is wrapped in a security cordon that encompasses buildings to the east and West. Now Lafayette Park (bottom of image) is closed t...
Does protesting pay off when our elections are flooded with special-interest money? © James S. Russell
Are you sick of being bludgeoned by TV, radio, and social-media feeds filled with election campaign claims from the dubious to the reckl...
The Bullitt Center, shown as it neared completion in 2013 pioneered such green tech as “mass” timber and advanced windows to achieve net-zero energy use and low GHG emissions. Photo © James S. Russell
This is a revise of an earlier post on...
The curving entry pit for the White House Visitor Screening Center is shown lower left. The facility would wrap the Sherman Monument underground while an exit pavilion (shed in background) would block views of the bloated ballroom wing. Ima...
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