Diana Budds

The architect answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.”

The artist answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.”

The outgoing executive director of the Architectural League answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.”

In the twilight of the city’s emergency Open Restaurants program, Chinatown’s small businesses are preparing their dining sheds for the long run.

With an exhibition of textile screens and collages by Megumi Arai.

Including a vase with too much sentimental value to let go of and a custom desk.

With a lush new Snøhetta-designed garden, 550 Madison finally has an exceptional privately owned public space.

It made a dramatic, dreamy entrance in galleries, homes, bars, and museums.

The Keeper’s unlikely journey from record stores to guarding Spam at your pharmacy.

The artist answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.”

The interior stylist answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.”

Plus a furniture collection that captures “the explosive feeling of cuteness.”

The bright-orange compost bins are supposed to keep you from mindlessly throwing a trashed umbrella in with the eggshells.

The architect answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.”

“People think the fuzziness is cute. Or they’re a little weirded out by it,” says Susannah Weaver.

Plus a COVID memorial at Greenwood Cemetery.

From critic Michael Sorkin’s collection at CUNY to the Brazilian modernism archive at R & Company.

Talking with Michael Diaz-Griffith, author of The New Antiquarians, about the renewed interest in very old things.

What the evolution of the tactical village, from Riotsville to Atlanta, reveals about policing.

Saarinen’s impeccable Bell Labs campus conveys the terror of utopian office design.