PERIODICALS
1963-67 | Contributor to Progressive Architecture. |
1966-74 | Regular architecture critic, The New Statesman. |
1967- | Contributor to Architectural Forum, The Nation, Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times Book Review, Show, Building Design, Architectural Design, Encounter, The Sunday Times Magazine, The Listener, Harpers & Queen, The London Evening Standard, Blueprint. |
2000- | London architecture & design correspondent, Metropolis magazine. |
BOOKS
1967 | LOST NEW YORK (publishers Houghton Mifflin, Macmillan, Schocken, further reprints). Nominated and shortlisted for the US National Book Award. |
1972 | ADHOCISM: THE CASE FOR IMPROVISATION. With Charles Jencks (publishers Doubleday, Secker & Warburg, Anchor, Academy Editions). |
1980 | "WHY IS BRITISH ARCHITECTURE SO LOUSY?" Editor, with Jos Boys (publishers Newman Communications). |
1994 | THE MAKING OF BEAUBOURG: A BUILDING BIOGRAPHY OF THE CENTRE POMPIDOU, PARIS (The MIT Press). |
2000 | LOST NEW YORK (expanded and updated edition for Mariner Books, Houghton Mifflin). |
2013 | ADHOCISM: THE CASE FOR IMPROVISATION (expanded and updated edition for The MIT Press). |
ARTICLES IN ANTHOLOGIES
1967 | "Architecture Without Buildings" in MEANING IN ARCHITECTURE. Edited by Baird and Jencks (Barrie & Rockcliff; Phaidon). |
1980 | "Bernard Feilden", "Richard Rogers", "Renzo Piano", "Robert Stern" and "Hannes Meyer" in CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTS. Edited by Muriel Emanuel (St. James; Macmillan). |
1980 | "Architect Talk" in THE STATE OF THE LANGUAGE. Edited by Leonard Michaels and Christopher Ricks (University of California). |
1993 | "Arquitectonica", "Edmund Bacon", "Luis Barragán", "Edward Cullinan", "Constantinos Doxiadis", "Peter Eisenman", "Ralph Erskine", "Joseph Esherick", "Bernard Feilden", "Frank Gehry", "Walter Gropius", "John M. Johansen", "Kallmann McKinnell", "Victor Lundy", "Renzo Piano", "Richard Rogers", "Paul Rudolph", "Eero Saarinen" and "Robert A. M. Stern" in CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTS. Edited by Muriel Emanuel (St. James). New essays for the third edition. |
2002 | “Former Empire Theater, now AMC Empire 25” in CITY SECRETS: NEW YORK CITY. Edited by Robert Kahn (The Little Bookroom). |