Ada Louise Huxtable, Doyenne of Architecture Criticism, Dies at 91 The legend on her pillow: “Ada Louise Huxtable already doesn’t like it” (a caption from a New Yorker cartoon). The world of architecture is in mourning. Ada Louise Huxtable, the Pulitzer Prize-winning, high spirited, fiercely opinionated architecture critic, revered by architecture historians and feared by developers, was the pioneer who
Dear Clients, Business Associates, and Friends: I am writing with the hope that you and your families are safe and dry, and that power has been restored to your homes and offices after our two most recent storms. Our offices were without power for a week, a minor inconvenience compared to what many suffered throughout our region. We are
August 08, 2012 01:30PM 1155-1205 Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint Nearly all of Brooklyn’s large manufacturers have left the borough, chasing locations with less regulation, and cheaper labor and real estate. Sometimes, the massive warehouses and factories they leave behind are renovated into luxury apartments, as will be the case at the former Domino Sugar factory. But, according to the New York
Last Updated: 12:24 PM, May 2, 2012 Posted: 11:50 PM, May 1, 2012 Lois Weiss BETWEEN THE BRICKS: EXCLUSIVE JCPenney just got a fair and square deal of its own with a lease for all 130,000 square feet of 200 Lafayette St. at Broome Street. The move is designed to attract a hip workforce and continue the corporate culture shake-up
