From the February issue: Developer Toby Moskovits has received much attention for her planned eight-story building at 25 Kent Street in North Williamsburg. That’s largely because it...

From the January issue: Few people have been as kind to the Upper West Side as finance bigwig Richard Gilder, who sits on the...

From the November issue: Those good people over at DDG really love stone, especially bluestone. They love bluestone the way other people love macaroons...

From the October issue: The architectural firm of FXFOWLE is never exactly revolutionary in its aesthetic inventions, but it nevertheless usually succeeds in coming...

This week Two Trees Management revealed a new vision for its conversion of the Domino Sugar factory site in Williamsburg. Designed by SHoP architects,...

Poor Edward Durell Stone! Though Stone was one of the most original American architects of the post-war era, his name is heard these days...

From the November issue: Columbia’s Manhattanville expansion. NYU’s superblock redevelopment. Cornell’s new Roosevelt Island campus. If it seems as though this column has been...

From the October issue: Whatever else might be said of the new hotel that is planned for 6 Platt Street, there is something uplifting in...

As regards the redevelopment of Columbus Circle that was unveiled five years ago, I was spectacularly wrong. When the project was still in the...

As long as developers are building “as of right,” as long as they do not need to win some variance, they seem increasingly apt...

From the August issue: Just opposite the Museum of Modern Art, a new hotel and condominium is set to rise over the site of...

From the July issue: There is a certain building on East 79th Street — I will not single it out by name, but it’s closer...

From the May issue: It seems to be part of the very destiny of New York institutions, at least in recent years, to wish...

In its modest, soft-spoken way, “Citizen” is one of the weirdest names that a developer, in this case Anbau Properties, has yet bestowed upon...

Unlike Paris, whose magistrates have enforced a general unity upon their architecture, especially as regards the height of contiguous buildings, the streets of New...

About a year and a half ago, I wrote an article in The Real Deal about 535 West End Avenue, a fine example of...

One does not usually speak of commercial real estate in terms of the miraculous, but as regards the Apple’s iconic flagship on Fifth Avenue...

From left: Park Avenue Armory and a rendering of its renovated interiorThe Park Avenue Armory, which takes up the entire east side of Park...

From top: James Gardner, renderings of the new Fiterman Hall and the destruction of Fiterman Hall after 9/11One of the lesser known examples of...

The new Wyndham Garden Hotel The 18-story Wyndham Garden Hotel is approaching completion at the intersection of the Bowery and Hester Street in Chinatown....