“Copiague Commons attracted few storm victims, officials say,” Newsday, 02/18
“Babylon adds another part-time attorney with political ties,” Newsday, 01/18
“Pivot to Digital,” Harper's, 09/17
“Village public works chief owes $31,000 in delinquent taxes,” Newsday, 06/17
“Babylon Village didn’t disclose $190G in unbudgeted raises, records show,” Newsday, 04/17
“Babylon envisions a new East Farmingdale, with bus rapid transit,” Newsday, 02/17
“As Crime on the Subway Comes Down, Signs From an Earlier Era Do Too,” New York Times, 10/16
“Where to Stay for $39 a Night in New York City? In a Yellow Cab,” New York Times, 09/16
“Crusader Without a Cape Sends Out the Bat Signal in New Jersey,” New York Times, 08/16
“Maryland public defenders juggle heavy caseloads; critics say indigent clients suffer,” Baltimore Sun, 08/16
“Former high school basketball state champ, young father shot fatally in Northeast Baltimore,” Baltimore Sun, 06/16
“A Streetcar Not Desired by Everyone in Brooklyn,” New York Times, 03/16
“Germany Is Housing Refugees in Communist Ghost Towns,” Foreign Policy, 01/16
“Is Space Warfare Inevitable?” Quartz, 10/15
“A World War and Clashing Architecture Foil a German Arts District,” New York Times, 08/15
“As German Church Becomes Mosque, Neighbors Start to Shed Unease,” New York Times, 07/15
“Tearful Moment With Merkel Turns Migrant Girl Into a Potent Symbol,” New York Times, 07/15
“A German Writer Translates a Puzzling Illness Into a Best-Selling Book,” New York Times, 06/15
“Between the Wall: A Territorial Scrap in Cold War Berlin,” Cabinet (55), 02/15
“After the Shouting, do Shelters and Supportive Housing Harm Neighborhoods?” City Limits, 02/15
“Batcave, New Jersey,” whatishome.nyc, 05/15
“Car Shop,” 04/15
“Villa Além: Valerio Olgiati's Radical Retreat,” PIN-UP (18), 05/15
“Markus Draper at the Berlinische Galerie,” ARCH+ (217), 06/14
“Emerging Architects from Brazil at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum,” ARCH+ (215), 03/14
City Notes: San Francisco, Terry Warner Press, 06/11
ARCH+ 217 – “Get Real! Architectural Realities,” 06/14
ARCH+ 216 – “The Klotz Tapes: The Making of Postmodernism,” 05/14
ARCH+ 211/212 – “Think Global, Build Social!” 05/13
Charlotte Klonk, “Beyond Black and White: Reception-aesthetic Reflections on the Distinction Between Image and Art,” Texte zur Kunst (95), 09/14
Ronald Berg, “Harun Farocki,” Frieze d/e (15), 06/14
Oliver Elser, “Cross-References: The Themes and Context of The Klotz Tapes,” ARCH+ (216), 05/14
Kito Nedo, “Currents: Painting,” Frieze d/e (12), 12/13