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Articles by Nick Ballon
A Haunting Tale of Spies and Specters
Ghost stories aren’t necessarily meant to frighten — often, they’re ways to explain to ourselves the living’s unresolved matters of the heart: old ambitions, old loves, old hatreds. T’s Nov. 15 Travel issue is dedicated to such tales, including three original short stories written exclusively for the magazine. Below is “Did You Die at Home?” by Alexander Chee. Read more in our letter from the editor. SHE WAS WATCHING a movie with one of her lovers, Antoni.
JULY 2020 OPENER
Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan The High Road PAGE 62 Laos Let the Mekong Move You PAGE 76 Bosnia and Herzegovina A Land Apart PAGE 88
世界遺産になった イタリアの小さな町の栄枯盛衰 - T JAPAN:The New York Times Style Magazine 公式サイト
イタリアの町、イヴレーア。かつて、タイプライター製造業のオリベッティの城下町として栄えた。同社は労働者の権利を尊ぶ模範的な企業として、また先進的なデザインでその名を轟かせた。今、この町はひとつの教訓であると同時に、忘れ去られたユートピアの幻影でもある。――そして、人道的な労働を実現しようとした壮大な実験の証しでもあるのだ BY NIKIL SAVAL, PHOTOGRAPHS BY NICK BALLÓN, TRANSLATED BY HARU HODAKA...
Inside the London School of Taste-O-Nomics
There's a silver town house on the corner of Chance and Redchurch Streets in London's Shoreditch, a neighborhood that was once gritty but now boasts apartment developments with breathy taglines promising “luxury-living in an exciting and vibrant urban landscape” and pop-up shops where you can get vitamin IV drips. Amid all this is the metallic novelty that is Blue Mountain School.
Why Fall Is the Perfect Time of Year to Plan a Dream Scottish Highlands Road Trip
Lisa Grainger takes a drive through the glens and moors of northern Scotland, visiting reimagined historic estates, bedding down in snug country cottages, and losing herself on some of Europe’s most inspiring tracts of wilderness. Stopping to lean on his staff, Peter Cramb surveyed the steep, heather-covered hill we had just climbed, his eyes sparkling, his weather-scoured cheeks aglow.
These Vibrant, Futuristic Mansions Are Popping Up in Bolivia
The air is thin in El Alto, a sprawling, dusty, cliff top conurbation of a million people, perched 13,000 feet above sea level. But that’s not the only reason the ramshackle city—which overlooks Bolivia’s de facto capital, La Paz—is taking visitors’ breath away. Towering edifices of darkened glass, gleaming chrome, and lurid acrylic paneling are rising among the humdrum brick buildings: Think the offspring of a Tyrolean ski chalet and a Transformer.
Max Lamb’s ‘Simple, Honest’ Furniture - and Home
His designs are propelling him to the top of the design world. And in his London abode - as in his acclaimed exhibitions - there's always a good place to sit.
Home and Work: Martino Gamper and Francis Upritchard
A look inside the couple's East London apartment and studio.
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