Inside Our May/June Issue
Palm Springs' Orbit In
The Rat Pack may be gone, but Palm Springs is hip again (Credit: Basil Childers) Learn More
Joy on Eldridge Street
Erasing decades of decay, the restoration of a New York City synagogue comes to a glowing close. Credit: Frederick Charles Learn More
Air Age Gothic
A Colorado Air Force Academy's Skidmore, Owings & Merrill'a 1963 heating plant (Credit: Douglas Merriam) Learn More
Today's News 
- NYC Says No To Two Skyscrapers in Greenwich Village
May 8, 2008 - Fire Destroys 1934 Store Near Yosemite
May 6, 2008 - N.Y. Revolutionary War Encampment Faces Development
May 5, 2008 - NYU To Raze Historic Theater
May 1, 2008
Story of the Week
Big Man on Campus: A Florida College Restores its Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings
Midway between Tampa and Orlando in central Florida is a small college with a big architectural secret. Frank Lloyd Wright designed 12 buildings at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, the largest single collection of his work in the world and the only college campus he created.
Today a major renovation is under way, and a major college expansion, designed by renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern, is nearly halfway completed. The $45-$50 million project is a tall order for such a small school, with an enrollment of 1,800 in a city with just 100,000 residents. Read More
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