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Tag Archives: Seaside
Reverse landscape of despair
Understandably, an overlooked part of the debate about architecture is the ease of moving back to tradition in building cities and towns. My blog on Friday, “Modern architecture is killing us,” quoted extensively from James Howard Kunstler’s essay “The Landscape … Continue reading
Monopoly, Hasbro, P’tucket
Now that the film Monopoly has been announced by the game’s owner, Hasbro, headquartered in Pawtucket, R.I., one can imagine where it might be shot. Of course, the street names that make up the most memorable aspect of the game … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art and design, Book/Film Reviews, Humor, Rhode Island, Urbanism and planning
Tagged Andrew Niccol, Donald Grebian, Hasbro, Limerick, Lionsgate, Monopoly, PawSox, Pawtucket, Ridley Scott, Seaside
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Blast: Memories of Seaside
Here is a column I did after visiting Seaside, Fla., the first showcase project of the Congress for the New Urbanism: If only we could clone Seaside December 13, 2001 SEASIDE, Fla. JAMES KUNSTLER writes of approaching Seaside, on Florida’s … Continue reading
Illustrations for “Paradise Planned” column
Here are illustrations for today’s column, published earlier, called “Garden suburbs as ‘Paradise Planned.’ ” Eventually they will appear with the Journal’s online version of the column as they once did with my old blog, and will be linked weekly … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Book/Film Reviews, Photography, Uncategorized, Urbanism and planning
Tagged architecture, Architecture Here and There, Capability Brown, Celebration, classical architecture, David Brussat, David Fishman, Ebenezer Howard, Frederick Law Olmsted, garden suburbs, Jacob Tilove, John Wood the Younger, Kentlands, Leon Krier, Lewis Mumford, Modern Architecture, New Urbanism, Paradise Planned, Planning, Poundbury, Prince Charles, Providence Journal, Raymond Unwin, Robert A.M. Stern, Seaside, traditional architecture
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Column: Garden suburb as “Paradise Planned”
I had planned to take the bus to work on Tuesday morning, lugging the new book “Paradise Planned: The Garden Suburb and the Modern City” in my trusty Penguin bag, hauling it in from our house in the suburbs — … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Book/Film Reviews, Preservation
Tagged architecture, Architecture Here and There, Capability Brown, Celebration, classical architecture, David Brussat, David Fishman, Ebenezer Howard, Frederick Law Olmsted, garden suburbs, Jacob Tilove, John Wood the Younger, Kentlands, Lewis Mumford, Modern Architecture, New Urbanism, Paradise Planned, Planning, Poundbury, Prince Charles, Providence Journal, Raymond Unwin, Robert A.M. Stern, Seaside, traditional architecture
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Architecture Here and There 