
Pet Piles
WE ALL HAVE FAVORITE BUILDINGS—perhaps an unusual house passed on some regularly taken journey, or a monument that we have traveled to see, or would like to. This month we asked architects and artists to single out the structures that have smitten their specialist eyes. Some did cite monuments (both Modern classics and ancient wonders), but many told of romances with less-august, more-everyday edifices. We tallied several urban discoveries and a number of testaments to that potent repressed behind much cultivated urbanity—suburbia. Steven Izenour, of Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, trumped