New York Review of Architecture
New York, Marianela D'Aprile, Emily Conklin, AJ Artemel, Anna Talley, Anna Gibertinireviews architecture, in New York
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reviews architecture, in New York
I write about the things I see.
Emily is a Manhattan-based poet and design historian. Her writing combines urban spatial theory with poetic observation.
Remembering
Anna Talley is a writer/researcher interested in modern and contemporary design. She's currently based in Edinburgh.
fully destroyed by postmodernism
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