BUILDING TO NO PURPOSE.

The author reflects on the Hudson Yards development on Manhattan, New York City's Far West Side. Topics discussed include criticism on buildings in Manhattan that betray a respect for archetypes, description on architecture in the Hudson Yards, and information on the High Line, the pedestrian park t...

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Published in:First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life no. 300; pp. 17 - 29
Main Author: Leigh, Catesby
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Published: Institute on Religion & Public Life Feb2020
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