Selected Journals and Newspaper Articles

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• "Administration building Essex County Park Commission, Newark, NJ," The Architectural Forum 27.1 (1917).
• "Airports (Building types study no. 468)", Architectural Record 156.7. (November 1974): 133-148.
• "Airports: Newark Airport redevelopment program combines layered operation with close-coupled parking (Building types study no. 387)." Architectural Record 144.2. (August 1968): 123-146.
• "Airport elevations: Port Authority projects." Oculus 55.9 (1993): 10-11.
• Alaya, Ana M. "Mulling the meadowlands." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 20 February 2001: Sec. New Jersey: 29+.
• "American Insurance Company Building, Newark, NJ," Architecture 12.4 (November 15, 1905): pl. 83.
• "Architectural Aberrations: The Peddie Memorial Church, Newark, NJ". Architectural Record 2. (July-September 1892): 91.
• "Architectural engineering: Engineers develop lighting design from model tests." Architectural Record (February 1970): 147-152.
• "Architectural engineering: Where does the energy really go?", Architectural Record. (January 1981): 108-111.
• Arner, Gregory, R. "St. Benedict's Preparatory School", Architecture New Jersey 22.3. (1986): 8-9.
• "Ballantine House Restoration". American Antiques 5.10 (1977): 21-23.
• Bauer, Ryan Gibson. "New Jersey Institute of Technology Cullimore Hall, Newark, New Jersey", Architecture New Jersey 3. (1988): 19.
• "Belleville Avenue Congregational Church, Newark, NJ now in the process of erection", New-York sketch-book of architecture 1.10. (1874): 1, pl. 40.
• Ben-Ali, Russell. "A Square remade for walking." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 16 October 2008: 20.
• Ben-Ali, Russell. "Jersey considers land swap with P.A. to redevelop Powerhouse." The Sunday Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 8 June 2008: Sec. 1: 22.
• Benderly, Beryl Lieff. "Back from suburban exile", Preservation: The magazine for the National Trust for Historic Preservation 50.3. (May-June 1998): 32-37.
• Bernstein, Fred. "45-year watch: Pavilion and Colonnade apartments, Newark, NJ, by Mies van der Rohe, 1960", Oculus 67.5. (Winter 2005-2006): 45.
• Betelle, James O. "Vocational schools: Increasing enrolments because of industrial codes indicate a building need", Architectural Record 76. (1934): 82-88.
• Bischoff, Dan. "Saluting the company that shaped Newarks' skyline." The Sunday Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 21 January 2007: Sec. 4: 4.
• "Block of houses on High Street", American Architect and Building News 10. (July 23, 1881): 39, pl. 291.
• "Block of ten houses for Wm. Robertson, Esq., Newark, NJ." American Architect and Building News 16. (November 22, 1884): 247, pl. 465.
• "Borden's Farm Products plant, Newark, NJ, Wm. E. & David H. Lehman, Architects." The American Architect 134.2549. (July 20, 1928): 125-128.
• Boyer, M. Christine. "Stately stations", American Craft 45.3 (1985): 18-[25].
• "Building for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, Newark, NJ", The Architectural Review 12.2. (February 1905): pl. 9-12, folio p. 24.
• "Buerman Office Building, Broad Street, Newark, NJ". The American Architect 130.2501. (July 20, 1926): pl. 180.
• "Building of Wadsworth Chocolate Co., Newark, NJ, Henry Boechlin, architect." American Architect 59. (22 March 1916): 2100.
• "Building for Y.M. & Y.M.H. Association, Newark, NJ, Frank Grad, Architect." American Architect 120. (1921): 48-49.
• Burrows, Lawrence. "The realities of inner-city housing costs; Newark, New Jersey", Planning Comment 10.2. (1975): 30-50.
• Byles, Jeff "Delirious Newark" The Architect's newspaper. October 17, 2007.
• Bzdak, Meredith. "Essex County Courthouse: Restoration honored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation." Preservation Perspective NJ 24.4. (Winter 2005-2006): 6.
• Carter, Barry. "Merchants uniting to boost Ironbound." The Sunday Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 28 January 2001: 33.
• "The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Newark, New Jersey", Architectural Record 59.6. (June 1926): 501-510.
• "Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Newark, New Jersey," American Architect and Building News 90.1596, pt. 1. (July 28, 1906): 32.
• "Church of St. Rose of Lima, Newark, NJ". Architecture and Building 61. (September 1929): 263, 277-278.
• "City Hall, Newark, NJ." Architecture (New York) 14.4. (October 15, 1906): 180, pl. 78-79.
• "City Hall competition, Newark, NJ". The Inland Architect and News Record 38 (Oct. 1901): 23.
• Chambers, Steve. "NJ mayors trade ideas on 'smart growth'. East Orange, Greenwich represented at affair." The Sunday Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 25 March 2001: Sec. 1: 29.
• "Cleveland School." Brickbuilder 22. (April 1913): pl. 52-54.
• "Clinton Place Junior High School, Board of Education, Newark, NJ." Empire State Architect 16. (May-June 1956): 32-33.
• "Competition". American Architect 110. (11 October 1916): 240-241, pl. 2129.
• "A Competitive design for the City-Hall, Newark, NJ" The American Architect and building news (1901): 32, plate 1348.
• "Competitive design for Public Library, Newark, NJ," American Architect and Building News 59. (March 19, 1898): 95, pl. 1160.
• "Competitive design for the Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, PA. Mr. W. Halsey Wood, Architect, Newark, NJ. " The American Architect and Building News 36 (May 21, 1892): 123, plate 856.
• "Control tower at Newark Airport." Architect and Building News 219/1. (January 4, 1961): 9-11.
• "Country Estate, Newark, New Jersey." Western Architect 29. (1920): pl. 1.
• Courtney, Marian. "Newark: As Plans for a performing arts center progress there, New Jersey's largest city struggles to retain its economic vitality." Metropolis 10.7. (March 1991): 25-31.
• Cumberland, H.W. "Sixty Park Place: Established, Contemporary."
• Cummings, Charles F. "City with a venerable Jewish heritage." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 6 October 2005: Towns: 7.
• Cummings, Charles F. "A Diverse and modern police force takes shape." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 15 September 2005: Sec. WX: 4.
• Cummings, Charles F. "Horses pull their weight on the track and in the street." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 1 September 2005: 4.
• Cummings, Charles F. "No shortage of hubbub as the city's parking needs grew." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 11 August 2005: Sec. Towns: 6.
• Current work. Architecture New Jersey 21.1 (Jan.-Mar. 1985): 6-9, 15-17, 19-21.
• Currimbhoy, Nayana. "Restrained elegance." Interiors 148.11 (June 1989): 154-161.
• Curtis, Philip H. "The Ballantine House: Preserving a Newark Landmark". The Newark Museum Quarterly 27.4 (1977): 1-44.
• "Design awards [New Jersey Society of Architects 1992 competition]". Architecture New Jersey 29.1 (1993): 9-21.
• "Design awards [New Jersey Society of Architects 1993 competition]". Architecture New Jersey 93.4 (7-17).
• "Design for new City Hall, Newark, NJ." American Architect and Building News 76. (April 12, 1902): 16, pl. 1372.
• Dilonno, Mark. "Pulling plug on a city's past." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 8 January 2008: 11+.
• "Education, more or less?", Progressive Architecture (Schools issue, Feb. 1971): 80-81.
• Ely, John H. and Wilson C. "The Newark City Hall" Architects and builders magazine 39 (1906): 346-354.
• Embury, Aymar. "Early American Churches, pt. I-XI. Architectural Record 31 (June 1912): 628-638.
• Embry III, Aymar. "Early American Churches, Part VII. The Independant Presbyterian, Savanna, GA, First Presbyterian, Newark, NJ, Trinity, Newport, RI, Park Street, Boston, MA." Architectural Record. (June 1912): 629-638.
• Embry III, Aymar. "Early American Churches, Part XI. St. Phillip's Church, Charleston, S.C., The First Reformed Church, Hackensack, N.J., The North Reformed Church, Schraalenburg, N.J., The First Reformed Church, New Brunswick, N.J.", Architectural Record. (November 1912): 453-463.
• "Entry atrium and amphitheater. The School of Architecture at the New Jersey Institute of Technology," In "Next Generation in New York: Smith-Miller + Hawkinson and Joel Sanders", Space Design 4 (April 1996): 81-101.
• "Essex County Hall of Records, Newark, NJ". Architecture and Building 61. (April 1929): 122-124.
• "Essex County National Bank, Newark, NJ". Architecture and Building 44. (July 1912): 295-300.
• "Essex County Parental School, Newark, NJ", The American Architect 112.2178 (1917): 213.
• "Essex Youth House, Newark, New Jersey". Architecture New Jersey 27.6 (1991): 15.
• "Fireproof houses: Houses for Mr. J. Wm. Clark, Newark, NJ", Architects' and Builders' Magazine 11. (1909-10): 70-72.
• "First prize design, competition for the City Hall, Newark, NJ". Architectural Review 9 (July 1902): plate 35.
• Frank, Al. "P.A. takes in record haul of $2.5 billion." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 5 April 2000: 19+.
• "Free Library, Newark, NJ", Architectural Record 12. (1902): 234.
• Freeman, Allen. "Restoring the remaining railroad extravaganzas: three of the 13 being redone by SOM in the Northeast corridor." Architecture: the AIA Journal. 77.6. (June 1988): 90-93.
• Futterman, Matthew and Jordan, George E. "Election-year politics freeze Newark arena talks". The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 24 January 2001: 1+.
• Futterman, Matthew. "Judge sides with Newark for bonding sports arena." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 9 June 2004: 17+.
• Gaito, Peter. "Airtrain to JFK". Oculus 63.10 (Summer 2001): 10-11.
• "Gateway III". Architecture New Jersey 20.3 (Jul/Aug/Sept. 1984): 13.
• Geddes, Robert L. and LaRiche, William. "Theory in practice: This architecture reflects the dual values of practitioner and teacher", Forum. (Sept. 1972): 34-71.
• Geran, Monica. "Silvester Tafuro: Newark Airport's Admirals Club." Interior design. 67.3. (February 1996): [106]-107.
• Gertner, John. "An Ironclad enclave: Ironbound, Newark, New Jersey." Metropolis 11.10 (June 1992): 14.
• Giovanni, Joseph. "Encore performance." Architecture 87.3 (March 1998): [118]-127.
• Goldman, Cliff and Horn, Michael. "Newark is the heavy favorite: The City has a major edge over Meadowlands as an arena site." The Star-Ledger [Newark, NJ]. 11 May 2001: 31.
• Gordon, Gary. "Lobby lighting e