News from Bloomberg - 07/18/2011
Hamptons Scene: Edward Albee, James Watson, Barbara Slifka, Richard Meier
Textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen emerged from his house in East Hampton, New York, Saturday night sporting a blue shirt with polka dots and a white cap.
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News from Los Angeles Times - 07/15/2011
New museums to marvel over in Amsterdam, Rome and Paris
The Hermitage Amsterdam, Rome's MAXXI and the Pinacothèque de Paris add a welcome burst of energy to the European art scene. In a wide-ranging trip to Europe this year, I found three major new museums to love: in Amsterdam, the first satellite branch of Russia's celebrated Hermitage; in Rome, a long-awaited museum for contemporary arts that is a work of art itself; and in Paris, a picture ...
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News from Curbed LA - 07/15/2011
Beach Access Bingo: Beach Access Group Sold Out to Carbon Beach Richard Meier Owner
House via Triangle Modernist Houses Is two a trend? In Malibu's most recent Carbon Beach access battle, a nonprofit group has switched sides in exchange for cash--just like the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy did with U2 guitarist The Edge's...
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News from Bloomberg - 07/13/2011
Art-Market Prices Returning to Near Peak Levels, Collector Rachofsky Says
The market for contemporary art is more resilient than it was three years ago, according to Dallas- based collector Howard Rachofsky.
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News from Haaretz Daily - 07/12/2011
Back to the Future / Everything's up to date in Tel Aviv. It's 1935
Here is what the advertisement said: Hator Passage, now under construction in Tel Aviv, will hold shops, offices, banks, clubs, hotels and so on and is being built by the latest methods like the shopping arcades in Europe. Potential tenants may want large areas with special entrances on each floor.
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News from Gothamist - 07/11/2011
Fancy Brooklyn Condo Sues Synagogue For "Raucous" Party Noise
After the rich folk who reside at the chic, Richard Meier-designed 1 Grand Army Plaza dodge the rat army, they can't even enjoy peace and quiet thanks to the frat house synagogue next door. 1 GAP's board is suing Union Temple because of the incessant, "pounding music throughout the night" from the people that pay to rent out their Grand Ballroom. An attorney for the condo board claims that the ...
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News from Curbed New York - 07/11/2011
Noise Wars: On Prospect Park Suing Allegedly Noisy Neighboring Temple
The glassy Richard Meier designed On Prospect Park is sick of the loud parties at the neighboring Union Temple of Brooklyn. They're filing a lawsuit totaling $22 million alleging "pounding music throughout the night" which is "so loud and oppressive...
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News from New York Post - 07/11/2011
Temple tantrum
People who live in glass houses shouldn't get blasted out of bed by noise from late-night parties next door, according to a new lawsuit. The board of 1 Grand Army Plaza, the striking, ultra-luxury, glass-facade apartment building that faces the Brooklyn Museum and Prospect Park is suing the Union...
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News from Art Daily - 07/10/2011
MoMA Exhibition Examines the Work of Architects and Their Ideas on Urban Renewal in the U.S.
Louis I. Kahn. Traffic Study, project Philadelphia. 1952. Ink, graphite, and cut-and-pasted papers on paper, 24 1/2 x 42 3/4" (62.2 x 108.6 cm). Image courtesy of The Museum of Modern Art.
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News from Edmonton Journal via Yahoo! Canada News - 07/05/2011
Global flavour permeates short list for Royal Alberta Museum project
Four contractors, along with their design partners, have been shortlisted for the Royal Alberta Museum project.
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News from Turks.US - 07/01/2011
Events And Festivities In Miami Beach Holds An Even Brighter Future In The Real Estate Market
While most people stop by South Beach in order to temporarily indulge in the area’s magnificent beaches, South Beach Wine and Food Festivals, and exciting night life features, there are those who prefer to plan their future out in this great city.
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News from New York Post - 06/29/2011
Dollar sein
Upper West Side fixture Jerry Seinfeld, whose TV show symbolized the neighborhood, could be heading east. Seinfeld, who lives and raises his three children at the Beresford on Central Park West, was spotted with his wife, Jessica, checking out an Upper East Side townhouse at 1 E. 94th St.over...
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News from amNewYork - 06/29/2011
83º Mostly sunny
A dip in the Hudson almost sounds good. Almost. Forget the cone or cup. We think the best way to enjoy an ice cream this summer is sandwiched between two delicious cookies or pieces of cake.
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News from Crain's New York Business - 06/26/2011
For the Record: June 27, 2011
The following listings are selected from the most recent available filings by companies seeking bankruptcy protection in the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York. Information was obtained from U.S. Bankruptcy Court records available on Public Access to Court Electronic Records. Listings are in alphabetical order. All City Industries Inc. 166 New Highway, Amityville, L.I. Filed for Chapter ...
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News from New York Times - 06/22/2011
Milan menswear spring 2012 news from Bally, Piombo, Tod's
A series of news briefs from Milan's menswear 2012 week.
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News from MedCity News - 06/19/2011
Meet Teleflex: A new innovative medical devices company
Teleflex Inc. (NYSE:TFX) says it’s a pure-play medical device company now that it’s re-classified its cargo systems business as a discontinued operation, marking the culmination of a years-long transformation. The Limerick, Pa.-based company also said it paid off $125 million worth of debt ahead of schedule, as it positions itself to grow [...]
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News from Philly.com - 06/17/2011
Business news in brief
Visitors look at various hero figures from Japan's TV series during the 50th InternationalTokyo Toy Show. Eco-friendly toys that do not need batteries were drawing media attention Thursday, reflecting consumers' concern about saving energy after Japan's March 11 earthquake and tsunami and the nuclear crisis that followed.
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News from Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - 06/16/2011
Teleflex Completes Refinancing of Debt Capital Structure and Portfolio Transformation to Pure-Play Medical Technology ...
Teleflex Incorporated today announced the prepayment of $125 million of term loan borrowings outstanding under the Company’s credit facilities, which were due to mature in 2014. The loan prepayment was completed using proceeds from the previously announced sale of Teleflex’s 6.875% senior subordinated notes due 2019, which was completed on June 13.
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News from Londonist - 06/15/2011
Book Grocer: 15-21 June
The week ahead in literary London Wednesday: David Quantick, John Butler, David Whitehouse and Dan Simpson are the readers battling for the approval of judges Emma Kennedy, Gareth McLean and Rick Edwards at Literary Death Match tonight (8.15pm, £5 / £8). John Cooper Clarke brings his legendary spoken word to the Southbank Centre , along with John Otway, as part of Meltdown (7.30pm, £17.50 / £15 ...
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News from New York Times - 06/14/2011
In Bronx, Developers See Untapped Possibilities for Office Space
Joseph Simone’s firm transformed an abandoned site into a Class A office complex with 460,000 square feet of space, spurring other developers to explore an “under-officed” borough.
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