Goolsby Architecture

02/10/2026

Some mornings, New York needs no commentary. Beautiful photograph by Gary Hershorn.

27/09/2026

Beautiful work by Bill Huey. There’s something so particularly satisfying about seeing an architectural idea begin on paper.

23/09/2026

One of my favorite New York weeks of the year.

There are few better ways to understand this city than getting inside the buildings, infrastructure and rooms we ordinarily only pass from the street.

Ever wanted inside NYC’s most guarded buildings? 🔑🏙️ Open House New York returns for its 24th year October 16-18, giving visitors free access to spaces across the city that are normally off-limits, from architectural landmarks to working infrastructure. Some sites require tickets for capacity or security reasons, with full details expected later this month. Get more details at the link in our bio ⬅️📸

11/09/2026

Twenty-five years later, the last major piece of the World Trade Center master plan moves toward construction. A reminder that great urban projects are measured not in years, but often in generations—and that the making of a city is as much about institutions, economics, politics and endurance as it is about architecture.

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09/09/2026

Looking Glass Lodge, imagined as built in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Hunt & Hunt’s unbuilt 1902 design for George W. Vanderbilt II, reconstructed from the surviving architectural record and returned to the landscape for which it was conceived. An ongoing study in architecture, archival evidence, and place.