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John Gendall

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Covers:  Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Art, Design
Writer and critic. Architecture and design. Instructor at Harvard GSD.

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John Gendall is a New York-based writer specializing in architecture, landscape architecture, and cities. He works with a range of publications, including The New York Times, Architectural Digest, newyorker.com, Wallpaper*, and Artforum. He was a contributing author to The Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture.

As a communications and editorial consultant, he partners with design firms, foundations, and organizations, including Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Knight Foundatio…

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Tour a Deer Valley Home Where Skiing Happens Right Outside the Front Door

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By John Gendall 
| MSN
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By John Gendall , Malissa Mabey, Yedda Morrison
| Architectural Digest
When Margaret Coblentz and Geoff Miller first met, they were on coinciding ski trips in California. The two shared a love of skiing, and, as it would turn out, a love of so much else. The two kept in touch after the ski trip, and, before too long, they were married and starting a family. Though they lived in San Francisco, where they still keep a primary residence, the couple wanted to create another home that would allow them to keep skiing a part of their lives.
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Indidesign Revives Monterey Beach Hotel's California Modernist Spirit

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By John Gendall 
| Architectural Record
As the architecture and design community looks ahead to the highly anticipated Monterey Design Conference on October 25 - 27, many regulars of that convocation might notice a subtle change in town: the opening of the newly renovated Monterey Beach Hotel. This beachfront property has been a distinctive fixture of the Monterey landscape since it first opened in 1967. Over the years, though, it had fallen into disrepair, becoming more of an eyesore than a destination.
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