Suzanne Stephens
Suzanne Stephens, a former deputy editor ofArchitectural Record, has been a writer, editor, and critic in the field of architecture for several decades. She has a Ph.D. in architectural history from Cornell University, and teaches a seminar in the history of architectural criticism in the architecture program of Barnard and Columbia colleges.
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Tall Architects’ Gabled Residence in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Harmonizes Varied Forms
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Architect Paul Masi’s Saltbox Cottage on Block Island Serves as a Summertime Family Escape
Waechter Architecture Clads a Modest Getaway on the Oregon Coast Entirely with Eastern White Cedar
In New Brunswick, MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects Designs an Off-Grid Cottage for a Nonagenarian Client
Bishop McDowell Extends Nova Scotia’s Vernacular with a Contemporary Oceanside House
New York’s Frick Collection Reopens Following Multiyear Renovation
AE Superlab Crafts a Versatile Manhattan Office for the Post-Pandemic Era
5468796 Architecture Reprises a Miesian Typology for a Western Canadian Prairie Context
The Met Tackles Paul Rudolph in Rare Architecture Exhibition
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