05

In Praise of Gentrification: Why our traditional assumptions about economic development are all wrong.
Metropolis, Dec. 2005.

Portal to Fame. 

Metropolis, Dec. 2005.

Northern Lights.

Metropolis, Nov. 2005.

The Building as Canvas: A German studio responds to the ubiquitous Balkan air conditioner.
Metropolis, Nov. 2005.


Up in Michigan: How the contract furniture industry became a beacon for sustainable design.
Metropolis, Nov. 2005.

Land Reform.

Metropolis, Oct. 2005.


A Hearst Exclusive!
Metropolis, Aug. 2005.


Family Reunion: In Texas two brothers create a modern tribute to their Vietnamese roots, uniting three generations.
Metropolis, Aug./Sep. 2005.

Urban Oasis. 

Metropolis, Aug. 2005.

Near No Man's Land, a Quest for Unity and Peace.
The New York Times, Heyri Art Valley, South Korea, Jul. 23, 2005.


The Design of Dissent: Socially and Politically Driven Graphics, by Milton Glaser and Mirko Illic. Review. Metropolis, Jul. 2005.

PHOTO Iosif Kiraly 

How to Renovate a Totalitarian Building: Bucharest’s National Museum of Contemporary Art opens in a section of the wildly oversize Palace of Parliament Building.
Metropolis, Jun. 2005.

Here Come the Mods. 

Metropolis, May, 2005.


Symbolic Architecture: As ethnic conflict persists in Kosovo, churches and other buildings have become disputed territory.
Metropolis, Jan. 2005. (A journal from this reporting trip is posted here.)