by Kyle Pierson | Jan 12, 2016 | Florida
The bells pealing on New Year’s eve sounded a death knell for two American architectural icons of the 20th Century. The National Trust for Historic Preservation published the news on their website even before the New Year. The construction techniques of...
by Kyle Pierson | Jul 30, 2015 | FEED
Admit it. When you look at the picture to the left, don’t you see yourself with a tall glass of sweet tea? Maybe you prefer to sip a mint julep as you slowly swing on the wicker bench? After 30 years of being frozen out of trendy architecture, Modernism is...
by Kyle Pierson | Jul 13, 2015 | Architecture
On June 29th the New York Times reported that Orange County Government Center in Goshen, N.Y. received the go ahead to renovate its brutalist building designed by Paul Rudolph. Edward A. Diana, an Orange County executive complained that the flat-roofed concrete...
by Kyle Pierson | Apr 30, 2015 | FEED
In 1950, if you lived outside of New York, Chicago, or Boston before the age of Amazon.com, touching the newest most Modern designs was almost impossible. Now, anything that can be pictured on a computer screen can be delivered overnight to your doorstep. Alexandra...
