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Fred Bernstein has degrees in architecture (from Princeton University) and law (from NYU) and writes about both subjects. Born on Long Island, he lives in New York City and has two young sons, Aaron and Jacob.

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Michael Heizer’s “bulldozer art” is a precedent for LACMA’s new David Geffen Galleries

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By Fred A. Bernstein
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
“Would you have some time to connect with Michael Govan by phone?” The question, coming from a LACMA comms executive, seemed ominous. Govan, LACMA’s powerful director, had heard I was writing a piece comparing the museum’s new $730 million David Geffen Galleries to the land art of James Turrell, Michael Heizer, Walter De Maria, and others of their generation. I figured Govan, who knows as much about land art as anyone, was going to bury my theory under a boulder.
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Alfred Hitchcock’s Vandamm House Never Existed, Until They Built Their Own

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By Fred A. Bernstein
| Kanebridge News
Two architecture lovers created a real-life version of the home in Utah. It is now on the market for $45 million. Near the end of “North By Northwest,” Alfred Hitchcock’s 1959 thriller, the protagonist, Roger Thornhill (played by Cary Grant), follows the seductress Eve Kendall (played by Eva Marie Saint) to a sprawling Modernist house reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. Except this house is situated not over a waterfall but, absurdly, atop Mount Rushmore.
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Karim Rashid’s Very Pink New Jersey Home

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By Fred A. Bernstein
| Curbed Verified
“There are so few choices in this country,” gripes Karim Rashid, the Cairo-born designer of thousands of products, ranging from cutlery to carpets, and now a house in Little Falls, New Jersey. As both the designer and owner of the house, Rashid quickly discovered the chasm between his aesthetic and Home Depot’s. If he had been forced to stick with readily available materials, Rashid complains, the deck behind the house would have been green or brown.
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