The Phoenix Network:
 
 
About  |  Advertise
Adult  |  Moonsigns  |  Band Guide  |  Blogs  |  In Pictures
 
HOT TOPICS:
Scott Brown (Politician) , Ken Greenleaf
FOLLOW US:
Let's be friends
Become a fan of the Phoenix Facebook page Follow The Boston Phoenix on Twitter Follow The Boston Phoenix on YouTube Become a friend of The Phoenix on MySpace
jobs | housing | personals
Nominate-best-2010
All Authors >

DAVID EISEN

Latest Articles

080628_archie_list

Master builders

Books on, and by, architects
A good architectural monograph is more than just a big colorful book with too-good-to-be-true photos; it’s a window into the heart and mind of the architect it profiles.
By DAVID EISEN  |  June 24, 2008

listDESIGN_HowelerYoon

Everyday use

Rethinking design at the ICA, and City Hall at Pinkcomma Gallery
Two new exhibits take design — the familiar background of our daily lives — and give it immediacy in a gallery setting.
By DAVID EISEN  |  October 10, 2007

070413_eisen_lis

Best buildings

Traveling with architecture
Most travel guides are little more than lists of colorless places in which to waste your money and sanitized tourist traps in which to waste your time.
By DAVID EISEN  |  April 10, 2007

070119_trash_list

Walk the talk

Despite Boston’s pedestrian-friendly reputation, there’s plenty of room for improvement
Boston is billed as America’s premier pedestrian city, but is it really true?
By DAVID EISEN  |  January 17, 2007

070112_cityhall_lsiot

How to save City Hall

Fight or blight?
All too many Bostonians dismiss City Hall as a windswept monstrosity.
By DAVID EISEN  |  January 16, 2007

061204_list_1ICA.jpg

Bold steps

The new ICA sets the agenda for Fan Pier
The new Institute of Contemporary Art is a gleaming jewel on the desolate South Boston waterfront, but it has the potential to be the catalyst for a new Seaport District. Slideshow: Architectural images from the new ICA The artists’ view: What we talk about when we talk about the new ICA. By Greg Cook.
By DAVID EISEN  |  November 29, 2006

601020-bulaw_list

Making their mark

The Phoenix gets out the red pen and grades 10 local campuses’ most daring experiments in modern architecture
Universities need their ivy-covered red-brick towers and classical stone porticoes to remind students of their roots in the past.
By DAVID EISEN  |  October 23, 2006
1  | 

MOST POPULAR
RSS Feed of for the most popular articles
 Most Viewed   Most Emailed 



  |  Sign In  |  Register
 
thePhoenix.com:
Phoenix Media/Communications Group:
TODAY'S FEATURED ADVERTISERS
Copyright © 2010 The Phoenix Media/Communications Group