New York Review of Architecture #51

The New York Review of Architecture reviews architecture in New York (..ha). NYRA is original, hilarious, and as bold as its use of backwards leaning italics. Expect opinionated columns, essays, reviews, and criticism alongside signature rat mascots & bright yellow newspaper print. 

In this issue: 

Thomas de Monchaux roasts the NewMu's starchy starchitecture, James Andrew Billingsley is too cool for pool, Audrey Wollen followers Michael Sorkin's footsteps. Mario Carpo recounts a alife among grocers, Olivia Oldham irons outs wages for housework, Lari Rutschmann pushes back on PowerPoint urbicide, Huw Lemmey considers Antifascist Architecture, Kannan Mahadevan woke up this morning, got himself a pun, Eric Shwartau has a meet-Brut, and much more! 

New York City, United States; 27x41cm; 55 pages, Bi-monthly