Articles by Pat Finn

Does modernism, with all its utopianism and its prohibitions, still have a grip on contemporary desi gn?

Managing a successful architecture project is a complex business — avoid these common errors to stay on track.

Louis Amstrong's house in Queens is a remarkable, real-life example of suburban midcentury design.

The concept would see Milan’s iconic football stadium into a massive cypress forest where mourners c ould pay tribute to their lost loved ones.

Meticulous almost to the point of self-parody, Anderson's sets embody an ethos of delicate individua lism.

While the pandemic persists, New Yorkers are enjoying the chance to experience their favorite restau rants in innovative outdoor environments.

“They don’t make them like they used to,” people are known to say when visiting historic cathedrals. They should hasten to add “except in Russia.”

When the walls that divided Communist Eastern Europe from the rest of the world came crashing down, something was lost forever.

Parasite's built environment indicates where people fit into the social hierarchy — or if there is a place for them at all.