Common Ground: Work Starts on New San Francisco Urban Center
San Francisco’s political and development scene is weird.
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Chris Johanson
Chris Johanson seems most comfortable making things, creating an order from different kinds of chaos.
Olafur Eliasson: The Visible Wizard
Olafur Eliasson, in the lineage of Robert Irwin, is a wizard of an artist.
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Ross Bleckner
Ross Bleckner visited Paulson Press for the third time in April 2007.
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Louisiana Bendolph
Louisiana Pettway Bendolph began quilting at a young age, but put it aside when she moved to Mobile, Alabama, to raise a family.
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Loretta Bennett
Loretta Bennett, daughter of Qunnie Pettway, is a “new generation” quilter from Gee’s Bend.
Designing Public Consensus: A Conversation with Barbara Faga, FASLA
Urban designer and executive vice president of EDAW discusses the trials, tribulations – and rewards of building public consensus.
Getting on the Same Page: An Interview with Susie See and Andrew Corney
We interviewed the two at their office in Foundry Square in San Francisco, to learn their ideas for getting architects and engineers on the same page when it comes to
Survivor: The Ultimate Design Review Process
Sylvia Kwan, FAIA, talks with Kenneth Caldwell about her unreal experience on reality TV.
David Baker’s Tahanan Supportive Housing Takes its Design Cues from the Surrounding Filipino Community
Innovative design joined creative financing to speed production of a 145-unit permanent housing complex for the formerly unhoused.
Steven Heller Gets Personal in His New Autobiography Growing Up Underground
“Design is my lens; there is always something worth examining through this camera obscura”
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Radcliffe Bailey
Paulson Press is pleased to release a series of monoprints by Radcliffe Bailey.
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Martin Puryear
Paulson Press is proud to announce the release of two new prints by sculptor Martin Puryear.
Institutional Patronage: An Interview with David Meckel
This year marks the California College of the Arts centennial.
John Ashbery’s Something Close to Music: Late Art Writings, Poems, and Playlists
This book allows one to read with as much freedom as one listens to a playlist, in sequence or on shuffle.
Kenneth Caldwell Interviews Caio Fonseca
Caio Fonseca has been making prints with Paulson Press since 1998.
A Unique Memorial for Albert C. Martin, Jr.
Al Martin’s memorial was held near where he grew up, at Saint Basil’s Catholic Church, which his firm designed.
Charles “Duke” Oakley, FAIA: an Interview
Duke Oakley served as Campus Architect for UCLA from 1986 to 2000.
Reference This: Two Views on Trends in Public and Academic Libraries
In celebration of the annual American Library Association Convention being held this month in New Orleans, we asked ArchNewsNow contributor Kenneth Caldwell to interview two leading architects on library design
When Architectural History Meets Personal History
Writer Eva Hagberg and I have known each other for a long time. Way back, in a year I can’t remember, I assigned her one of her first magazine assignments.
What the Drawings Don’t Show: Four Recent Buildings
Anshen + Allen was commissioned to design an addition to an existing physical sciences building designed by John Carl Warnecke, FAIA, at Diablo Valley Community College in Pleasant Hill.
Op-Ed: Modern Ironies: Notes on Losing the Bunshaft’s Travertine House (1963)
Four summers ago, my partner and I found ourselves on an impromptu treasure hunt around Georgica Pond in East Hampton, New York.
An Italian Villa Where Architecture Is a Family Affair
Most homes hold the history of their owners, but Il Palazzetto is as much a monument to its designers as to its inhabitants.
California Dreaming
The connection between parking, the subject of this issue, and Eichler Homes is that the automobile makes these houses possible, for better or worse.
Further Readings, or Everyday 101
When the LINE editorial board started talking about the architecture of everyday, we couldn’t really agree on what that meant.