Bertoia

Photo: Sotheby's
Auction: Robert Isabell's collection.
A copper Bertoia "Bush" sculpture is estimated to sell for $30,000 to $50,000.
Story here.

Terence Koh

Photo: Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times

Terence Koh for Converse 1HUND(RED) Artists Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers, $150, available Nov. 21 at Opening Ceremony, 35 Howard Street; (212) 219-2688.

Atlantis

Photo: Chris O'Meara/Associated Press
NYTimes: The space shuttle Atlantis lifting off from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Via GQ:
Military Peacoat
Coat, $385, by Nautica. Sweater, $168, by Tretorn. T-shirt, $30 (for pack of three), by Calvin Klein Underwear. Jeans, $155, by A.P.C.

Photo: Tintype Photographs by David Sokosh for the New York Times; Photographed on Governors Island, New York.
NYTimes: Left, Spurr gray cashmere-wool coat, $2,695 to order at Bergdorf Goodman; Ann Demeulemeester black wool vest, $815 at Barneys New York; tan cotton-wool henley, $98 at Amoskeag XX; black wool pants, $238 at Marc by Marc Jacobs. Right, gray wool trench coat with black detail, $3,795 at Dolce & Gabbana; Engineered Garments black wool serge vest, $265 at Barneys; Trovata ivory cotton henley, $160 at Odin; charcoal gray wool pants, $630 at Prada.

Bauhaus

Josef and Anni Albers Foundation/Art Resource, Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

NYTimes story here.

Topanga

Photo: DH

Berlin

Photo: Andreas Meichsner for The New York Times

NYTimes: Juerg Judin, an art dealer and collector, spent three years renovating this former midcentury gas station in the Schöneberg district in Berlin.

Story here.

Emitt Rhodes

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Kevin Demaria

A photo essay in remembrance of Gourmet Magazine.

U.S.S. New York

Photo: Josh Haner/The New York Times

NYTimes: The ship, an amphibious assault dock, has 7.5 tons of steel from the World Trade Center in its bow.

Bio-D Collection

NYTimes:

[Nike]....is developing shoes and apparel that use less material, incorporate sustainable materials like organic cotton and are easier to recycle, and by developing adhesives made from water instead of toxic chemicals. Notably, they’ve open-sourced much of their research, allowing other companies to make use of their advancements.

Though they hold considerably smaller market share, Simple Shoes (pictured) is also working to make it better, not over, having just introduced a new collection of biodegradable footwear with outsoles and midsoles designed to break down to dirt in a landfill environment in 20 years.

Topanga

Photo: DH

Moving in.

Los Angeles, 1933

Photo: Julius Shulman

Topanga Canyon, California

Photo: DH
Bradshaw/Hargrove Residence