One High Line (left) and the Spiral. Photo: Thomas Prior But New York, with its burden of costs, habits, and regulations, has rarely been the place for that sort of blue-sky architectural thinking ...

“I’ve been told I’m decolonizing architecture one building at a time,” Olbekson says. “Many tribes are just starting to become thriving communities again after centuries of colonialism ...

Public Architecture encourages a building code change in a report that focuses on the use of single-stair access in multi-unit residential buildings in Canada. (Public Architecture) ...

“The sculptural form of One High Line is a direct response to the site’s historic industrial heritage and contemporary architecture. The two towers are reshaped from top to bottom to open reciprocal ...

The design process takes its lead from the manufacturing process.” It’s this manufacturing-based approach that Sharples wants to bring to the world of architecture.

This feat of architectural engineering is part of the Shed, an art and performance space that will become the latest spectacle along New York’s High Line. While the Shed won’t be up and ...