My first-ever gig in New York City was as an editor at Architecture, a subject about which I knew next to nothing. Under editor in chief Reed Kroloff, it was like a paid education in the practice and pleasures of design, and I learned to treat architecture the way I now treat science: as a fabulous way of exploring general-interest topics in a new way.
The Horror of Building San Francisco International Airport
How MacDonald’s Design Department Colonizes the World
The San Francisco LGBT Center is the Nation’s First “Out” Architecture
Jacob Ward 