Articles by Pat Finn

The world does not need more monuments to the power of capital — not even pretty ones like the Burj Khalifa.

Whether you have visited Naples before or not, streaming this movie on Netflix is a memorable way to experience the storied city.

The "ugliness" of Brutalism was really a provocation aimed at retaining the modernist ethos and prev enting it from curdling into a readymade style. 

There was never anything new about academic eclecticism. 

The artist's only major public sculpture advances no specific narrative, presenting only a frame for contested histories. 

Cosentino’s new HybriQ+ Technology brings forth a new era of sustainability for Silestone surfaces.

And should he be? What do we want from our leading architects anyway?

The 20th century philosopher saw cities as living collages that place the present in conversation wi th the past.

When architecture finds its way onto an album cover, buildings get bound up with the music.