Tag Archives: architecture
City Life, History Jun 26, 2020

Time Zone

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As Bill Kraus ushers me inside the first room, a beam of cool light splits the darkness…

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City Life, Photo Essays May 18, 2020

Shadowy Figures

A photo essay.

If negative space is the space you don’t naturally notice, then shadows are the ultimate negative spaces. …

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City Life, Photo Essays May 07, 2020

Going Medieval

Yesterday, we looked into the lights. Today, with this 2017 photo essay, we widen the angle. …

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Home, Photo Essays Apr 27, 2020

Open House

Once upon a time, you could just wander around and see what happened. …

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City Life, Photo Essays Apr 15, 2020

Long Revision

Like Tax Day this year—or the subjects of this expanded photo essay from 2015—things change. …

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History, Home Mar 23, 2020

Household Name

Experience a different kind of cabin fever with this story from 2017. …

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History Nov 08, 2019

Old-Timers

A time traveler from New Haven’s colonial days would barely recognize it today. …

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Home Apr 09, 2019

Residential Zone

You don’t need to know a thing about architecture to take an interest in Japan, Archipelago of the House, on view at the Yale School of Architecture through May 4. …

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Arts & Entertainment, History Jan 11, 2019

Place Yourself

The cover of Connecticut Architecture: Stories of 100 Places makes an argument right up front: that Connecticut’s architecture is more than just Colonial homesteads and picturesque lighthouses. …

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City Life Oct 23, 2018

Crossing Paths

Most of the time, in order to cross the road, you have to be on the road. …

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