1954-2021 The influence of an architecture critic is measured by talent but also by their presence in the arenas where public opinion is formed. These are two qualities that Terence Riley, who died at 66, undoubtedly possessed. Riley studied and prac
A single week in May has taken away two American friends: Terence Riley at 66 on Monday the 17th, and Paulo Mendes da Rocha at 92 on Sunday the 23rd. Our paths crossed fifteen years ago, with one and the other, and now we bid them farewell at the sam
He was the chief architectural curator at MoMA, overseeing shows and the museum’s massive redesign, then moving on to the Miami art world. Terence Riley, who as an architectural curator and museum director was instrumental in bringing to fruition two
El libro Spain Builds: Arquitectura en España 1975-2005, editado por Arquitectura Viva, está concebido como acompañamiento al catálogo publicado con motivo de la exposición ‘On Site: New Architecture in Spain’, organizada por el Museo de Arte Moderno
The Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at New York’s MoMA explains the historical reasons behind the present surge of Spanish Architecture. This publication is intended as a companion volume to “On-Site: New Architecture in
The museum of Modern Art played a near exclusive role in shaping popular and critical understanding of Mies van der Rohe’s architecture for sixty years, from the 1932 “International Style” exhibition to the 1986 posthumous retrospective honoring the
El MoMA y el Whitney han coproducido el acontecimiento expositivo del año: las retrospectivas de ‘Mies en Berlín’ y ‘Mies en América’, simultáneamente exhibidas en los dos grandes museos neoyorquinos. Tras la lectura de las reseñas escritas por, ent
H&deM have earned both critical esteem and popular applause without participating in the frivolous games of the media. The two decades of architectural work produced by Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron has been consistently rep