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Cambridge, Dallas, New York
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Architecture critic of the Dallas Morning News. Harvard Loeb Fellow. Author of The Man in the Glass House
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Thomas Taylor, innovative and prolific engineer who helped shape Dallas' skyline, dies at 89 Original

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By Mark Lamster Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Thomas Taylor, the innovative and prolific structural engineer responsible for many of Dallas’ most important buildings, died last week at the age of 89 following a prolonged battle with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer. He was working up until his final days, according to his wife, Dane Nelson Taylor. With the possible exception of architect George Dahl, no figure has had a greater impact on the physical character of Dallas. Taylor was responsible for some 50 buildings in downtown alone.
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Lamster: How art can make you feel alive Original

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By Mark Lamster Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
The overwhelming majority of art books are either monographs on individual artists, exhibition catalogs or examinations of specific styles or periods. Megan O’Grady’s new book, How It Feels to Be Alive: Encounters with Art and Our Selves (FSG, $29), is something different.
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50 reasons to love downtown Dallas

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By Mark Lamster Verified
| MSN Verified
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