Curbed promises detailed takes on the High Line finalists all week long, in anticipation of their formal presentation this Thursday. Hopefully, they have better access than the Timesdoes. Here’s the early line (no pun intended): Holl in a walk. It’s buildable, he’s got the history, and, excepting surveys run by Thoman Krens and Peter Lewis, is the most admired American architect working today, and doesn’t have a significant public commission in the city. If he doesn’t get this, then I guess every conspiracy theory about the mendacity and ignorance of the design community and its hangers-on is true.
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We’ve got high hopes, high hopes.
Curbed promises detailed takes on the High Line finalists all week long, in anticipation of their formal presentation this Thursday. Hopefully, they have better access than the Times does. Here’s the early line (no pun intended): Holl in a walk. It’s buildable, he’s got the history, and, excepting surveys run by Thoman Krens and Peter Lewis, is the most admired American architect working today, and doesn’t have a significant public commission in the city. If he doesn’t get this, then I guess every conspiracy theory about the mendacity and ignorance of the design community and its hangers-on is true.