Vessel in New York

Vessel in New York

Vessel is a unique architectural structure in New York City, created by British designer Thomas Heatherwick. Its shape resembles a honeycomb or an inverted cone, making it one of the most unusual landmarks in the city. However, due to its complex structure, Vessel has repeatedly been criticized as unsafe and inaccessible for people with disabilities….

Read More
Exhibition Skidmore, Owings & Merrill: Hidden Furniture Masterpieces in New York

Exhibition Skidmore, Owings & Merrill: Hidden Furniture Masterpieces in New York

Today I went to a very unusual exhibition — one that can easily be described as “widely known in narrow circles.” Unusual because it’s about an architectural firm, yet features almost no architecture. It’s about Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) — the legendary architecture practice behind skyscrapers, airports, and half of corporate America in the…

Read More
Desires of the Boulders: Silberman & Alekseyev’s Exhibition Opens in New York

Desires of the Boulders: Silberman & Alekseyev’s Exhibition Opens in New York

On Thursday, November 20, 2025, in the very heart of New York’s gallery scene — Chelsea — the exhibition “Desires of the Boulders” opened, presented by a duo of two strikingly distinctive artists. About the artists Emil Silberman is a New York–based sculptor working in contemporary plastics, installation, and site-specific art. He is also the…

Read More
Greenwich Street Project

Greenwich Street Project

The Greenwich Street Project is a truly intriguing building, often described by critics as an “intellectual loft.” It represents a rare blend of historical heritage and cutting-edge technology, where past and future are literally fused within a single façade. From Warehouse to Modern Loft The project consists of an abandoned six-story warehouse that underwent extensive…

Read More
Back To Top