Christopher Bonanos
@heynell’s husband. Dad. City editor/Memory Alpha of @nymag. Books: Weegee, Polaroid, Greeks. 10/10 on Room Rater. In the archives, turning every goddamn page.
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Christopher Bonanos
“By the way, I have a favorite statistic,” Juliette Michaelson tells me midway through our conversation. She’s a deputy chief of the MTA, working on policy and especially on the rollout of the congestion-pricing toll program. “The city’s 311 collects information about how many people call about what is called ‘excessive car-honking,’” she says. “And the number of complaints about excessive car-honking in January and February was 70 percent lower than last January and February.
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4 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Christopher Bonanos
A Polaroid photograph of Didion in the art department at Vogue, circa 1958. Joan Didion, unsurprisingly, took a lot of notes. The author and journalist, who died at 87 in 2021, also kept those notes, and her datebooks, and more generally the paper trail of her literary legacy. All of it, after her death, went to the New York Public Library, knitted together with that of her writer husband, John Gregory Dunne.
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1 month ago |
curbed.com | Christopher Bonanos
The atrium at Bell Works, in Holmdel, New Jersey (without the Lumon set-dressing). “Come with us to get severed at lumon,” reads the caption on one enthusiastic TikTok video. “I’m soooo obsessed #severance #lumon #bellworks.” The poster, Sophia Stern, had just filmed at an office park with an illustrious past: Bell Works, the former Bell Laboratories research center in Holmdel, New Jersey, designed by the midcentury master architect Eero Saarinen.
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2 months ago |
curbed.com | Christopher Bonanos
The floor of Grand Central Madison, under repair in December. If you went through Grand Central Madison in the past three months or so, you likely saw something going on underfoot. The terrazzo floor on the mezzanine was spiderwebbed with yellow CAUTION tape and silver duct tape, clearly covering cracks of some kind.
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2 months ago |
curbed.com | Christopher Bonanos
Donald Shoup. If niche fame is your goal, Donald Shoup should be your model. The UCLA urban-planning professor, who died on February 6 at age 86, was not merely the top scholar in his field but its Elvis and its Lennon and its Jagger, all bundled into one tweed sport coat.
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