Monthly Archives: April 2024

Christopher Gray’s legacy

Posted on April 25, 2024 by David Brussat

Christopher Gray was my favorite Timesman, which is news speak for reporter at the New York Times. (I’ll admit, that’s a low bar, these days at least.) I didn’t read him often because I don’t get the Times, but when … Continue reading →

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Architecture of community

Posted on April 15, 2024 by David Brussat

Below is the foreward to Léon Krier’s book The Architecture of Community (2009), which I posted on my blog in 2020. Born in Luxembourg, Krier, is, of course, among the foremost thinkers about architecture and city planning. Above his foreward … Continue reading →

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