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New York Magazine - August 14, 2006: Bruce Ratner & Frank Gehry's 22-Acre Mutant
This vintage issue of New York Magazine, dated August 14, 2006, delves into the intriguing architectural collaboration between developer Bruce Ratner and famed architect Frank Gehry. Covering the ambitious plans for a sprawling 22-acre development, this magazine offers a rare insight into contemporary urban planning and design that resonates to this day.
Notable for its striking cover and in-depth commentary, this vintage magazine captures a pivotal moment in New York City's transformation, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of architecture and urban development.
Key Features:
- Includes detailed analysis of Ratner and Gehry's vision for Brooklyn's future.
- Features captivating illustrations and photographs that highlight Gehry's iconic style.
This particular issue holds significance for those interested in architectural history or the evolution of New York’s urban landscape. It not only reflects the bold ideas of the mid-2000s but also presents a critique of the socio-economic implications tied to such large-scale developments.
Condition-wise, the magazine is in good shape, featuring minor wear typical for publications of this age. The front label is present, and there are some creases on the cover along with slight wear on the binding, all of which add character to this vintage collectible. It's been preserved with a protective plastic cover to ensure its longevity.
For any collector of vintage magazines, especially those focused on architecture or New York cultural history, this issue is a must-have addition to your selection.
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