The New York Times: Penn Station is a Perpetual Mess. Change May be at Hand
Michael Kimmelman writes that there may finally be hope for North America’s busiest, dreariest train hub with the stars aligned around a clearly superior plan from the team of ASTM, PAU and HOK.
A New Civic Face: ASTM/PAU/HOK team shares expanded vision for an improved Penn Station
The Architect’s Newspaper’s Bill Millard covers the public’s first look at a long-awaited Penn Station renovation plan that may be the best bet among current contenders.
ASTM, PAU, HOK team release plans for Penn Station renovation
View Fox5 TV’s coverage of the rollout announcement for plans to create light-filled, open-air train halls that include a towering entrance, an integrated stone facade and increased public accessibility.
Watch New York’s ABC7 report on the newly released designs for Penn Station
ABC7 covers the ASTM, PAU and HOK plan to wrap Madison Square Garden into a unified, grand new station.
The New York Times: A competing vision for Penn Station redesign
The development team of ASTM, PAU and HOK unveils a plan that wraps MSG in a towering stone facade, unifies the current station, and saves at least $1 billion.
Crain’s: ASTM, PAU, HOK team’s plan for Penn Station goes public.
The rollout of the unified plan from the team includes glassy train halls, details of negotiations with MSG and a price tag
Crain’s: Unified Penn Station plan of ASTM, PAU and HOK accomplishes what once seemed nearly impossible
Editors praise the team for coalescing a near-consensus around an elegant yet complex plan to remake Penn Station without having to move Madison Square Garden.
Unified Penn Station plan gains momentum
Crain’s details how the comprehensive plan from ASTM, PAU and HOK has gained supporters among New York’s power brokers through a combination of big ideas, due diligence, and eye-catching designs.
Cultured Magazine highlights PAU Principal Ruchika Modi
Commemorating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Cultured Magazine looks at 11 boundary-pushing artists and their thoughts on resilience and imagination.
ASTM Group, PAU and HOK join forces in attempt to solve New York’s Penn Station
The Architect’s Newspaper details a new proposal that merges visions and may, at long last, solve the problem that is Penn Station.
The Architect’s Newspaper profiles PAU’s innovative control tower designs
As the FAA renews its interest in civic architecture, over 100 municipal and regional airports may see upgrades to their air traffic control towers.
The World Around Summit 2023: An Architecture of Urbanity
Watch PAU Founder and Creative Director Vishaan Chakrabarti at the TWA Summit 2023 from The Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
FAA selects PAU to deliver new air-traffic control tower prototypes
Archinect highlights the innovative designs that vary in height from 63 to 119 feet and include elements such as all-electric building systems, thermal efficient facades, mass timber, and recycled steel and metal products.
PAU designs U.S. air traffic control towers to “build on legacy” of I.M. Pei
Dezeen covers PAU’s newly-released designs for sustainable air traffic control towers that will be built at U.S. airports as the largest commission since I.M. Pei’s designs in the early 1960s.
Axios reveals PAU’s competition-winning designs for the FAA’s new modular, energy-efficient control towers
Read about the adaptable control tower designs that contain a range of environmentally-friendly features and that are set to be built at 31 regional airports across the United States.
Biophillic installation debuts at Brooklyn’s PAU-designed Domino Sugar Factory
Archinect covers the JCFO installation housed in the unique microclimate of the redesigned interior.
The Telegraph’s My Kolkata profiles PAU founder Vishaan Chakrabarti
Priyam Marik sits down with Vishaan Chakrabarti to discuss architecture, urbanity, and how being a Bengali is his superpower.
The Architect’s Newspaper Editor’s Picks: PAU at Public by Design
Exhibit Columbus’ 2023 Winter Presentations offered the public a chance to comment on the upcoming round of installations resulting in a lively exchange on the design process.
The Way Things Work: The fight over Penn Station and Madison Square Garden
The New Yorker’s William Finnegan sits down with Vishaan Chakrabarti to discuss how the effort to renovate midtown Manhattan’s transit hub has been stalled by money, politics, and disputes about the public good.
Exhibit Columbus participants preview their installations
The Republic covers the official reveal of the designs of the 4 Miller Prize winners, considered the centerpiece of the August event.