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Isabel Ling

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As seen in: The New York Times, The Verge, Flipboard, Real Simple, Vulture, The Cut, Curbed, Eater, W Magazine, Hyperallergic and
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By Isabel Ling Verified, Kelly Pau Verified
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These days, the bathhouse feels like a site of improvisation. It offers a “yes, and…” attitude that pushes the traditional boundaries of the spa and sauna to include activities, performance venue, discotheque, or even a comedy club. This is due, in part, to a new crop of bathhouses, outfitted in moody atmospheric lighting and luxurious finishes amenable to flexible programming.
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A new monograph brings refreshed context to modernist architect and painter Wassef Boutros-Ghali’s oeuvre

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By Isabel Ling Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
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At the Noguchi Museum, an exhibition explores Isamu Noguchi’s unrealized vision for New York City

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By Isabel Ling Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
Noguchi’s New York The Noguchi Museum Queens, New York Through September 13 In 1951, Isamu Noguchi proposed a playground for a sliver of land just south of the United Nations campus, next to FDR Drive on the East Side of Manhattan. After an existing playground had been demolished to make space for a UN building, concerned local mothers wrote to Noguchi and asked him to design a new one.
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