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Jul 12, 2024 · The architecture critic who raved about the fountain in 1970 was Ada Louise Huxtable of the New York Times, who won the first-ever Pulitzer Prize for criticism the same year. While applauding the fountain, she was less enamored with the Auditorium we see today.
Jul 13, 2024 · The architecture critic who raved about the fountain in 1970 was Ada Louise Huxtable of the New York Times, who won the first-ever Pulitzer Prize for criticism the same year. While applauding the fountain, she was less enamored with the Auditorium we see today.
Jul 19, 2024 · “This country’s most closely watched new community changed from one man’s dream to a corporate subsidiary,” NYT architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable wrote at the time. Her Post counterpart, Wolf Von Eckardt, thought it would “soon become en-Gulfed in mediocre urban sprawl.”
Jul 5, 2024 · But the design’s many detractors – among them Ada Louise Huxtable at the New York Times and Wolf von Eckart at the Washington Post – perceived only barren monoliths that seemed to exist ...
4 days ago · Ada Louise Huxtable, perhaps one of the most outspoken critics, called the building “a colossal collection of minimums”, with the lobby artwork being a “face-saving gimmick.”
Jul 18, 2024 · In 1979, as the building was being completed, New York Times architectural critic Ada Louise Huxtable used the building to make a case for the “Architectural Pathetic Fallacy” which she ...
Jul 19, 2024 · At the time, famed New York Times architecture critic, Ada Louise Huxtable, described the plaza as a “demonstration of New York at its physical best.”
