New York Review of Architecture #45

The New York Review of Architecture reviews architecture in New York. 

In this issue: 

Essays

• Rat's Amore, Aaron Timms gnaws on municipal rodent mitigation policy
• Law Law Land: Marianela D'Aprile relitigates the Landmarks Law
• Paul de Deux: Mark Krotov and Thomas de Monchaux review Rudolph at the Met
• Brutalopolis: Samuel Medina takes in a double feature
• Catty Corner: Eric Shwartau is feeling congested

Reviews

• Child's Play: Moze Halperin runs through the Shed with his woes
• Modernism Without the Meat Axe: Samuel stein walks the projects with Owen Hatherly
• Crep Check: Mario Carpo gets his kicks
• Defying Gravity: Canada Choate weighs An Anarchtechural Body of Work
• Phantom Thuds: Enrique Ramirez sounds off on the UN
  
• & More! 

New York City, United States; 265x410mm; 52 pages