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Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Paris, United States
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Cynthia Rosenfeld’s Biography

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Cynthia Rosenfeld is Editor-at-Large for Surface magazine which covers all that is compelling across contemporary architecture, design, fashion, culture and travel. She studied Chinese at Yale after (nearly) failing her first architecture course. Now she just checks into hotels around the world after someone else has done all the work.

Cynthia Rosenfeld’s Journalist Portfolio

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Gardens in the Sky: WOHA's Sustainable Architecture

Gardens in the Sky: WOHA's Sustainable Architecture

Asia's successful experiment in social and economic planning, Singapore has also proved fertile professional …

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Insider: Chen Man's Guide to Beijing

Insider: Chen Man's Guide to Beijing

Throughout her career, Chen Man has lived on the fringe of the avant garde, successfully straddling the line …

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Insider: Gulla Jónsdóttir's Guide to Iceland

Insider: Gulla Jónsdóttir's Guide to Iceland

It's easy to see how Iceland has informed Gulla Jónsdóttir 's work. The architect's childhood summers at her …

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Four Seasons Opens a Research and Design Lab

Four Seasons Opens a Research and Design Lab

The opening of a research and design studio signals a new era for the venerable hotel brand. The opening of a…

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Zen Diagrams

Zen Diagrams

"A venue to celebrate artwork and its movement," Hong Kong-based architect Andre Fu says of Kioku, the Japane…

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Kind hearts & Cambodians

Kind hearts & Cambodians

A new breed of experiences in and around Siem Reap, Cambodia – from haute cuisine and spa treatments to exclu…

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Avantgarde Refined Caves of Cappadocia

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By Cynthia Rosenfeld
| TIME Verified
Architect Efe Aydar describes his kulunk-sculpted designs at Avantgarde Refined Caves of Cappadocia as a collaboration with nature, tracing the natural contours of Cappadocia’s rock faces rather than imposing upon them.
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Manhattan's new and improved museums make a case for brutalism

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By Cynthia Rosenfeld
| The Spaces Verified
New York City is celebrating socialism in more ways than one. Along with the mayoral victory of Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani comes a trio of buildings — two new structures and the reopening of an OG — that owe their origins to brutalism, the civic-minded architectural style named for Le Corbusier’s use of raw béton brut and commissioned most often by publicly funded institutions.
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Untapped - FOR SCALE

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By Cynthia Rosenfeld, Charlie Weak
| Untapped Journal
If there is one thing that Los Angeles teaches you, it is to become highly sensitive to “vibe.” The notion of vibe supercharges this city—which is evidenced by its robust history of cults. Vibe is intangibility, ambiguity, and so is also a dark art. For those places or people or things able to possess it, or manufacture it, vibe is also power. Power and, we should say, a major economic driver. More and more, we seem to live in a vibe economy (and a vibe politics) = a very polite way of putting it.
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