Paul Goldberger

@paulgoldberger

Architecture critic, educator, writer; author of BALLPARK: Baseball In the American City, published in 2019 by Knopf; Contributing Editor, Vanity Fair.

New York City (usually)
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Dołączył lipiec 2009
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  1. 1 godzinę temu

    Just a reminder that if you have any architecture lovers on your holiday list, there is a simple, inexpensive gift that always does the trick:

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  2. 1 godzinę temu

    This is right.

    Today I’m calling on House leaders to refuse to seat any Members trying to overturn the election and make donald trump an unelected dictator.
    Pokaż ten wątek
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  3. 9 godzin temu

    Great news about , whose name has become synonymous with building ballparks well. She knows how to update them while deepening the connection to their heritage. Congratulations!

    Dodgers promote Janet Marie Smith to executive vice president. She has overseen the extensive renovation of Dodger Stadium after previously been instrumental in the construction of Camden Yards in Baltimore and renovations at Fenway Park in Boston.
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    18 godzin temu

    Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are TIME's 2020 Person of the Year

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    Dr. Anthony Fauci is TIME's 2020 Guardian of the Year

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  6. 24 godziny temu

    Or even capable of it.

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    Somehow I doubt any of these peawits are into logic.
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  7. 24 godziny temu

    A fascinating project but the news release doesn’t really explain it. It made me want to know specifically how places retain the memory he talks about. Is he trying to argue that it is inherent in form? If so, how? Yes, memory and history aren’t the same, but how do they differ?

    Great project!
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  8. 10 gru

    If they believe the election was fraudulent and should be overturned, how can they also believe their own elections (some in the very states whose results they are questioning) are legal and that they should be seated in the new congress?

    106 enemies of democracy
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  9. 10 gru

    Requiring parking is the most indefensible provision imaginable for new building in a dense, transit oriented city—but it should also be the easiest to remedy.

    In 2019, Jersey City permitted 8x as many new homes per 1,000 residents as NYC did. Relatedly, you can get a brand-new studio in JC walking distance to PATH for under $1300. I looked at what NYC needs to learn from JC to build more, cheaper housing.
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  10. 10 gru

    The cynical brilliance of the phrase “pro-life” never ceases to amaze me.

    The best post on the hypocrisy of people and politicians who call themselves "pro-life" I've ever seen. By Dave Barnhart.
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    Opposition to "judicial activism" got going as a way for Republicans to slow down progress (especially on civil rights) without seeming awful. Here we are at the awful dead end of that process--a decadent GOP unabashedly demanding judicial activism to subvert a national election.

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  12. 10 gru

    Great news. Emily Roebling deserves to be honored with a public space in her name. And where better than in Brooklyn Bridge Park, a great addition to the public realm that celebrates the urbanism that the bridge itself helped to enable.

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  13. 10 gru

    Absolutely. This is excellent news, and will help fulfill an urgent need.

    Nice to see win Graham funding for architecture and landscape Critics-in-Residence, to "build capacity in the ranks of design writers."
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  14. 10 gru

    Why is the so-called “base” treated like a deadly monster that must be fed constantly, lest it anger and devour us all?

    The idea that Republicans don't stand up to Trump because Trump is so well liked by the Republican base is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Trump maintains his popularity because other popular Republicans refuse to criticize him no matter what he does.
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  15. 10 gru

    Yes, alas now subsumed into a super tall of billionaire’s row.

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    I worked in 111 W 57–my first job out of college, as a Guy Friday to a mad opera impresario. Wonderful building!
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  16. 10 gru

    This is a wonderful move—congratulations. And how great to be able to add to a historic name rather than take it away.

    With great pleasure we reaffirm the name of our heroic building as Bauer Wurster Hall to reflect our commitment to public housing, sustainability, historical equity, racial justice, and social infrastructure so critical to our past, present and future.
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  17. 10 gru

    I would never disagree with you on either sports or politics. On architecture, however, I beg to differ. There are a lot of issues with 432 Park, but it definitely doesn’t look like the flimsy, quick and cheap building your father was calling out in Florida.

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    As that most dangerous of things (the son of an architect) I will say 432 Park looks broken, somehow. My Dad would’ve used his pat phrase for Florida architecture: “it looks like they put it up last night and plan to take it down tomorrow.”
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  18. 10 gru

    At last, a name change that represents addition and not subtraction. UCBerkeley has found a wonderful way to honor Catherine Bauer Wurster, whose name should have been up there with her husband’s all along.

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  19. 10 gru

    It was wonderful to think of the possibility of its coming to Sag Harbor on LI, but the truth is that no one can deny the fundamental rightness of a Louis Kahn design ending up in Philadelphia. It’s the natural place for all things Kahn, as explains.

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    Philly is the natural home for it!
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  20. 9 gru

    I am not going to comment since I share your general view about the state of things and I don’t want to say anything that could be taken out of context and appear too forgiving of the income inequality that is the bane of this country’s existence right now.

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    I think we agree, Jeff, that the America of 2000-2020 needs a lot of change. And I know it won’t surprise you, Paul, that I find the design of 432 both way too boring and way too tall. For many New Yorkers, it’s hard not to see it as an F U symbol of Conspicuous Consumption.*
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