The owners of the McGraw Hill Building recently returned to the LPC to request approval for new alterations related to converting the original building entrance to a residential tower entrance and adding a secondary entrance for what will remain commercial floors.
The architecture critic—and architect—Joseph Giovannini has written a studied and sweeping review of the Philharmonic’s transformation of its Lincoln Center venue in the recent issue of The Hudson Review.
Docomomo US is seeking article proposals for its July and August special edition newsletters dedicated to Modernism in movie and TV set design and topics related to the 2023 thematic focus “Revisiting Urban Renewal.”
The Docomomo US/New York Tri-State Symposium Grants will provide financial support for students and emerging professionals committed to the documentation and conservation of Modern Movement buildings, landscapes, and sites. The intent of this year’s scholarship is to enable two individuals to participate in the Docomomo US 2023 National Symposium in New Haven, CT (June 21–24, 2023) in order to engage with like-minded professionals and advance their work or scholarship. Docomomo US/New York Tri-State is pleased to be offering these grants in support of the next generation of those working to elevate the understanding of the Modern Movement. The deadline for submission is Friday, April 7, 2023. Early submission is encouraged.