2019

• “A radically flexible space — Brown, REX preview Performing Arts Center design,” Boston Real Estate Times,  February 21, 2019
• “A radically flexible space: Brown, REX preview Performing Arts Center design,” Art Daily, February 14, 2019
• Eric Baldwin, “REX Reveals Brown Performing Arts Center Design,” ArchDaily, February 13, 2019
• Eric Baldwin, “REX Unveils Final Design for Mirrored Necklace Residence,” ArchDaily, March 27, 2019
• James Barron,  “At 374,000 Pounds, ‘Big Boy’ Plays Vital Supporting Role at Ground Zero,” New York Times, March 24, 2019
• James Bessette, “Brown unveils new performing arts center plans and renderings,” Providence Business News, February 13, 2019
• “Brown University Performing Arts Center,” Architect, February 13, 2019
• “Brown University Unveils Design For Innovative Performing Arts Center Designed By REX,” Broadway World, February 13, 2019
• “Brown Unveils Design of New Performing Arts Center,” Go Local Prov, February 13, 2019
• Sydney Franklin, “REX reveals Brown University’s new adaptable Performing Arts Center,” Architect’s Newspaper, February 14, 2019
• Kristie Garrell, “New and Noteworthy: 8 Commissions, Announcements, and Openings to Know About,” Interior Design, February 28, 2019
• Li Goldstein, “University unveils design of new Performing Arts Center,” Brown Daily Herald, February 13, 2019
• Magda Ibrahim, “Ivy League school unveils arts center design,” World Architecture News, May 06, 2019
• Deane Madsen, “First Look at REX’s 2050 M Street in Washington, D.C.,” Architectural Record, September 18, 2019
• Paul Petrunia, “Radical Reconfigurability; A Conversation With REX, Threshold and Theatre Projects About the Brown University Performing Arts Center,” Archinect, May 21, 2019
• “REX Unveils Design for Performing Arts Center at Brown University,” World Architecture, February 14, 2019
• George Smart, “#107/New York’s Josh Ramus,” US Modernist Radio, July 15, 2019
• Will Speros, “Brown University Taps REX for New Performing Arts Center,” Contract, February 15, 2019
• Justine Testado, “REX’s Necklace Residence brings a family’s dream home one step closer to reality,“ Archinect, March 26, 2019
• Michael Welton, “At Brown, a New Performing Arts Center,” Architects + Artisans, February 27, 2019
• Michael Young. “Subterranean Work Complete On The Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center At The World Trade Center,” YIMBY, July 25, 2019

2018

• John Bender, “Brown University Walks Back Plans For Performing Arts Center,” Rhode Island NPR,  February 21, 2018
• Fred Bernstein, “Stage Right,” Oculus, October 2018
• Eric Choi, and Katherine Bennett, “University changes site for performing arts center,” The Brown Daily Herald, February 20, 2018
• Alyssa Ciardi, “A World-Class Performing Arts Center is Coming to NYC’s WTC Site,” Untapped Cities, February 21,2018
• Michael Cooper, “World Trade Center Arts Space Gets a Lease, and a Leader,” New York Times, February 16, 2018
• Kerin Curry, “Renowned Architects Have Helped Shape Ross Avenue,” Dallas Innovates, June 8, 2018
• Christine Dunn, “Providence OKs Brown’s new performing arts center and dorm with wellness facilities,” Providence Journal, April 02, 2018
• Nikolai Fedak, “Construction Resumes on the Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center at the WTC,” YIMBY, February 19, 2018
• Gilian Kiley, “Relocation of historic Sharpe House will unify history department,” News from Brown, December 17, 2018
• Dominic Lutyens, “A brave new world of theatre design,”BBC, January 23, 2018
• Finn MacLeod, “5 Manhattan West,” Arc Space, March 19, 2018
• Josephine Minutillo, “Five Manhattan West by REX,” Architectural Record, March 5, 2018
• ​Victoria Newhouse, “​How Global Culture and Civic Competition Have Shaped Modern Arts Institutions​,” Architectural Record, June 1, 2018
• ​Amy Plitt, “World Trade Center’s performing arts venue gets back on track,” Curbed, February 16, 2018
• “Providence Approves Plan for New Brown University Buildings​” AP, April 03, 2018
• “REX’s performing arts center obtains $89 million to speed up construction,” Architect’s Newspaper, December 20, 2018
• Raymond Rhinehart, “Letter: New performing arts center has a chance to be distinct,” The Brown Daily Herald March 2, 2018
• Emma Robertson, “Joshua Ramus: I’m not saying that it’s easy,” The Talks, 03 January, 2018
• Eddie Small, “Deal Reached to bring long-await performing arts center to WTC,” The Real Deal, February 16, 2018
• Ian Volner, “The Art Of The Contemporary Concert Hall,” Cultured, March, 2018
• Audrey Wachs, “REX’s World Trade Center performing arts venue moves forward,” Architect’s Newspaper, February 15, 2018
• Michael Young, “Construction Ramps Up On The Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center At The World Trade Center,” YIMBY, August 28, 2018

2017

• AN Editors, “How R/GA is designing the office of the future,” Architect’s Newspaper, April 25, 2017
• Diana Budds, “N.Y.C.’s Biggest Brutalist Eyesore Gets a Glossy Second Life,” Fast Co. Design, June 27, 2017
• Katherine Bennett, “U. hopes to open performing arts center by fall 2021,” Brown Daily Herald,  October 3, 2017
• Linda Cheng. “New York’s REX Architecture to transform Perth waterfront,” ArchitectureAU, May 30, 2017
• Michelle Cohen, “First look at REX’s pleated-glass transformation of Brutalist 5 Manhattan West office tower,” 6 sqft, 17 November, 2017
• Editorial Desk AAU, “REX Architecture’s Perth tower gets nod from council,” ArchitectureAU, July 12, 2017
• Nikolai Fedak, “Construction Begins Underneath The Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center, World Trade Center, “ New York YIMBY, 31 August, 2017
• Liam La Guerre, “J.P. Morgan Inks 305K-SF 5 Manhattan West Deal to Expand Tech Arm,” Commercial Observer, June 2, 2017
• Betsy Kim, “Five Manhattan West: Architectural Feat In Renovation And Preservation,” Globe Street, 16 November, 2017
• Nikki Mascali, “5 Manhattan West goes from eyesore to eye candy,” Metro, 16 November 2017
• Kim Megson, “Architect behind World Trade Center theatre complex promises development to be ‘an extraordinary tool for the creation of new art,” Cladglobal, 17 August 2017
• G. Wayne Miller, “Renowned N.Y. architectural firm to design Brown Univ’s performing arts center,” Providence Journal, May 31, 2017
• Kim Velsey, “This is the Future of Libraries in the Digital Age,” Architectural Digest, June 27 2017
• Audrey Wachs, “First look: REX’s sleek retrofit of Brutalist 5 Manhattan West,” Architect’s Newspaper, 15 November 2017
• Tanay Warekar, “Manhattan West’s former Brutalist eyesore is now a swank office space,” Curbed, 16, November, 2017
• Connor Walker,”Spotlight; Joshua Prince-Ramus,” ArchDaily,  8 August 2017
• Lois Weiss, “Accenture, Google, Scripps checking out Manhattan West,” New York Post, April 4, 2017

2016

• “63rd Annual Progressive Architecture Awards,” Architect Magazine, February 16, 2016
• Tom Anstey, “Architects reveal design for US$250m World Trade Center arts venue,” CLADnews, September 9, 2016
• Jorge S. Arango, “Building the Future: The look of things to come in 1st-century architecture,” Luxury Magazine, June, 2016
• Architecture and Design, “New mullion-free concaved glass facade planned for Washington DC building,” Architecture & Design, May 23, 2016
• Fred A. Bernstein, “Ground Zero Art Center Design Revealed,” Architectural Record, September 9, 2016
• Fred Bernstein, “For These Designers, a Debut in NYC Became a Major Career Win,” Interior Design, September 29, 2016
• Ralph Bivins, “Transforming Obsolete Downtown Towers into Offices, Hotels,” Urban Land Magazine, November 22, 2016
• Diana Budds, “REX Radically Rethinks the Glass Curtain Wall,” Fast Co.Design, Fast Company, June 6, 2016
• Diana Budds, “The New World Trade Center Performing Arts Center is Marvelous,” Fast Company, September 9, 2016
• Michael Cooper, “Arts Center at Ground Zero Has a New Design, and Barbra Streisand in Charge,” New York Times, September 8, 2016
• Paul Flahive, “The Source: What Will the Future of San Antonio Look Like?” Texas Public Radio, October 17, 2016
• Sarah Gilbert, “The World Trade performing arts building unveiled – in pictures,” The Guardian, September 10, 2016
• Vladimir Gintoff, “REX Designs a Concave and Crystalline Office Building for Washington DC,” Arch Daily, May 19, 2016
• Amanda Gordon, “Corbat, Perelman Arts Center Take Spotlight at 9/11 Benefit,” Bloomberg, September 7, 2016
• Brantley Hightower, “Internationally-Renown Architect Packs the McNay,” Rivard Report, October 18, 2016
• John Hill, “REX Unveils Design for WTC Performing Arts Center,” World-Architects, September 8, 2016
• Dan Howarth, “REX releases images of performing arts centre for New York’s World Trade Center,” Dezeen, September 8, 2016
• Greg Lehman, “N.Y.’s Perelman Center “Unlike Any Other,” Venues Today, September 29, 2016
• Patrick Lynch, “REX Reveals Design of Perelman Performing Arts Center at WTC in New York,” Arch Daily, September 8, 2016
• Nick Mafi, “Plans for the New World Trade Center Perelman Center are Unveiled,” Architectural Digest, September 9, 2016
• Kim Megson, “Billionaire businessman Ronald Perelman donates US$75m for World Trade Center performing arts complex,” Cladnews, July 1, 2016
• “Museum of the 20th Century,” Beta Architecture, November 13, 2016
• “P/A Awards Past Winner Spotlight: Forward-Looking Multifamily Projects,” Architect Magazine, October 21, 2016
• “REX Builds Theater at the World Trade Center,” BauNetz, September 13, 2016
• Toni Reichel, “Architektur im Stealth Mode,” FassadenTechnik, March, 2016
• Zoe Rosenberg, “The World Trade Center Performing Arts Center is Here,” Curbed, September 8, 2016.
• Daniel J. Sernovitz, “Tishman thinks outside the glass with trophy building at 21st and M streets,” Washington Business Journal, May 13, 2016
• Silverstein Properties, “Design for the Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center Unveiled,” World Trade Center, September 8, 2016
• Jennifer Smith, “Performing-Arts Center Slated for Ground Zero Unveils Latest Designs,” Wall Street Journal, September 8, 2016
• Will Speros, “REX Unveils World Trade Center Arts Complex Design,” Contract, September 8, 2016
• Jimmy Stamp, “REX revamps the façade of Davis Brody (Bond)’s 1970 Five Manhattan West,” The Architect’s Newspaper, May 13, 2016
• Philip Stevens, “REX unveils office complex for Washington DC with fluted glass facades,” Designboom, May 20, 2016 
• Philip Stevens, “REX unveils design of perelman performing arts center for new york’s WTC site,” Designboom, September 8, 2016
• Philip Stevens, “REX’s proposed museum of the 20th century is a counterpoint to Mies’ Berlin landmark,” Designboom, November 9, 2016
• Gaby Del Valle, “Check Out the Dazzling New Renderings For The Performing Arts Venue Coming to WTC,” Gothamist, September 9, 2016
• Audrey Wachs, “REX to impress with just-released design of the WTC Performing Arts Center,” The Architect’s Newspaper, September 8, 2016
• Talya Zax, “Streisand to Spearhead Ground Zero Performing Arts Center,” Forward, September 9, 2016

2015

• Phillip Stevens, “REX Proposes Cluster Strategy for Calgary’s New Central Library,” Designboom, December 2015
• Audrey Wachs, “REX unveils a fluted glass office building in Washington, D.C.,” The Architect’s Newspaper, November 4, 2015
• Katherine Clark, “From eyesore to goldmine: The transformation of the hulking former Daily News building on W. 33rd St. is well underway,” NY Daily News, July 8, 2015
• Henry Melcher, “REX starts sewing a pleated-glass façade onto a brutalist Manhattan Tower,” The Architect’s Newspaper, May 12, 2015
• Janet Adams Strong, “Socrates at the Drafting Table,” Oculus, Spring 2015
• Jason Markusoff, “Central Library that Could Have Been: the runner-up design,” Calgary Herald, January 2015

2014

• Lamar Anderson, “Tired of Messing With Louvers? Throw a Slipcover on That Skyscraper,” Architizer, May 8, 2014
• “Announcing the Winners of the 2014 AZ Awards,” Azure Magazine, June 23, 2014
• “Announcing the Winners of Architizer A+ Awards 2014,” Architizer, April 2014
• Fred Bernstein, “Architect Rem Koolhaas’s Proteges,” The Wall Street Journal, January 2014
• Steve Cuozzo, “It’s beast to beauty on 33rd,” New York Post, February 10, 2014
• Dale Eisenger, “REX Architecture Designs a Skyscraper with a Retractable ‘Sunglasses’ Sheath,” Complex Magazine, January 7, 2014
• Natasha Inchley, “Calvin Klein Undresses in Singapore,” Vogue, April 14, 2014
• Interview, “With Joshua Prince-Ramus,” Suite NY, July 2014
• Sebastian Jordana, “REX Unveils Details of Five Manhattan West Development,” Arch Daily, February 10, 2014
• Anna Bergren Miller, “REX’s Joshua Prince-Ramus Unwraps His Approach to Façade Design,” The Architect’s Newspaper, April 18, 2014
• Laura Mirviss, “REX Unveils Deisgn for First Project in NYC,” Architectural Record, February 10, 2014
• Nelida Mortensen, “Architecture Visionary; Joshua Prince Ramus,” Veranda Magazine, December 2014
• Karissa Rosenfield, “REX Designs Conjoined Media Towers with Retractable Façade for Middle East,” Arch Daily, April 16, 2014
• Marcie Sillman and Joshua Prince-Ramus, “The Library Seattle Grew to Love, Or at Least Get Used to,” KUOW, Seattle, May 20, 2014
• Philip Stevens, “REX Wraps Up Equator Tower in fully Retractable Brise-Soleil,” Designboom, January 3, 2014
• Phillip Stevens, “REX and Brookfield Announce Five Manhattan West Scheme,” Designboom, February, 2014
• Philip Stevens, “REX Clads Media Headquarters with Retractable Sunshades,” Designboom, April 17, 2014
• Rory Stott, “The School of Koolhaas,” Arch Daily, January 28, 2014
• Ian Volner, “REX Announces $200 Million Renovation for Manhattan West,” Architect Magazine, February 11, 2014
• Connor Walker, “Spotlight: Joshua Prince-Ramus,” Arch Daily, August 11, 2014

2013

• Karissa Rosenfield, “Surya: REX / Front’s 400-foot Solution for Dallas’ Disputed ‘Hot Spot’,” Arch Daily, November 12, 2013
• Dan Howarth, “Surya sunlight-responsive sculpture by REX and Front,” Dezeen, November 12, 2013
• Heather Carlsen, “REX and Front Shade Nasher Sculpture Center with SURYA,” Designboom, November 13, 2013
• Sarah Anne Hughes, “City Seeks Community Input on MLK Memorial Library Renovation,” DCist, October 18, 2013
• Interview, “REX Architecture / Joshua Prince-Ramus designboom interview,” Designboom, October 13, 2013
• Philip Stevens, “REX Architecture reorganizes activision/blizzard Headquarters,” Designboom, August 31, 2013
• Kaitlyn Rossi, “What’s Next: Joshua Prince-Ramus, REX,” Architect Magazine, August 27, 2013
• Michael Platt, “Quartet of Top Designers Tapped to Craft Calgary’s New Central Library,” Calgary Sun, August 17, 2013
• Steven Thomson, “Nice Try, PBS: America’s Top 10 Buildings,” Architzer, May 1, 2013
• Nicky Rackard, “The 10 Most Inspirational TED Talks for Architects,” Arch Daily, April 26, 2013
• Rachel Sang-hee Han, “7 of the World’s Most Beautiful Libraries,” CNN Travel, March 23, 2013
• Raquel Laneri, “We Want to Work Here! A Mirrored Office That Looks Like A Funhouse,” Architizer, March 27, 2013

2012

• “2012 AZ AWARD Winners Announced,” Azure Magazine, June 2012
• “A Giant Compact Shelf: Yongsan International Business District Project ‘Project R6,’” BEYOND, 2012
• Jung Heung Chae, “AT&T Performing Arts Center Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” DETAILS, 2012
• Jung Heung Chae, “Yongsan International Business District Project R6,” DETAILS, 2012
• Philip Jodidio, “REX,” “Dee and Charles Wyly Theater,” and “Vakko Fashion House,” Architecture Now!, vol 8, Cologne: Taschen, 2012
• Phoenix Publishing, “Vakko Fashion Center and Power Media Center,” “Dee and Charles Wyly Theater,” and “Seattle Central Library,” Architectural Material & Texture I, Tianjin: Phoenix Publishing and Media, Inc., 2012
• “Project R6,” MADE, September 2012
• Naslov Redakcije, “Vakko Fashion Center/Power Media Center,” a&b, 2012
• Alexandra Redgrave, “Deep in the Art of Texas,” enRoute, December 2012
• Sungchul Yun, “Rented Apartment,” CONCEPT, 2012.

2011

• Marie-Douce Albert, “Vakko Fashion Centre and Power Media Centre: High-speed Building Recycling,” ‘A’A’ 382, 2011
• Ernest Beck, “BIM Well With Others: James P. Barrett and Joshua Prince-Ramus,” Architect, January 2011
• Vladimir Belogolovsky, “Desire to Do Things: An Interview with Joshua Prince-Ramus,” APXИTEKTYPHЫЙ BECTHИK, 2011
• Ralf F. and Olaf Winkler Broekman , “Positive Social Agents,” Build, April 2011
• Elise Feiersinger, “Administration Building in Istanbul,” Detail Volume 2, 2011
• Luis Fernández-Galiano, “REX: Vakko and Power Media Center,” Atlas: Africa and Middle East, 2011
• James Gaddy, “JOSHUA PRINCE-RAMUS,” DETAILS, August 2011
• Catherine Iftode & Francesco Lipari, “REX: An Interview with Joshua Prince-Ramus,” City VisionSummer, 2011
• Gökhan Karakus, “W* Awards: Best Workspace – Vakko Fashion and Power Media Centre,” Wallpaper*143, February 2011
• Carsten Krohn, “Die Neuerfindung Des Theatres,” db June, 2011
• Ninan Kurien, “5 Greatest Architects Under 50,” The Huffington Post, June 30, 2011
• Rafaël Magrou, “Lieux de Spectacles Vivants, le Retour de la Modularité: Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” amc – Intérieurs 2010-2011, January 2011
• Olivier Namias, “Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” amc Steel Buildings, 2011
• Pierluigi Nicolin, “The Wyly Theatre,” Editoriale Lotus, 2011
• Joshua Prince-Ramus, Interview, “Joshua Prince-Ramus: The Lost Art of Productively Losing Control,” Monitor #62, January 2011
• Florencia Rodríguez, “REX: Vakko Fashion Center, Madison (Doll) House,” PLOT, March 2011
• Florencia Rodríguez, “REX/ OMA/ Kendall Heaton Associates: Charles Wyly Theater,” PLOT, March 2011
• Matteo Ruta, “Vakko Fashion and Power Media Center, Istanbul, Turkey,” Arketipo, January 2011
• James Saywell, “Crossed… Vakko Headquarters and Power Media Center,” Hinge, November 2011
• Linda Tischler, “The 10 Most Innovative Companies in Architecture,” Fast Company, March 15, 2011

2010

• Kuyaş Örs, ed., “Vitrine Sarili,” XXI, May 2010
• Rachel Arndt, “Masters of Design: Alumni,” Fast Company, October 2010
• Luis Santiago Baptista, dir., “REX/OMA: Teatro ‘Dee and Charles Wyly,’ Dallas, Texas,” Arqa, January 2010
• Fred A. Bernstein, “Vakko Fashion and Power Media Center,” Architectural Record, November 2010
• Dominique Boudet, “Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre Dallas (USA),” de Architect, April 2010
• Dominique Boudet, “REX-OMA: Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” amc, March 2010
• David Dillon, “Vertical Theatrics,” Architectural Record, February 2010
• David Dillon, “Dallas Arts District,” Architectural Record, February 2010
• Fabrizio Gallanti, ed., “Acoustic Box: The New Cultural Area of Dallas Is Enriched with the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre Designed by REX / OMA,” Abitare, January 2010
• Joann Gonchar, “Dramatically Reconfigurable: A Machinelike Hall Depends On Inventive Structural and Acoustical Solutions,” Architectural Record, February 2010
• Kyung-il Lee, ed., “Vakko Headquarters & Power Media Center,” Architecture & Culture, May 2010
• Sang-leem Lee, ed., “Segmented Sanctums Within a Plain Structure,” Space, June 2010
• Douglas Murphy, “A Chaotic Interior Is Disguised,” Icon, August 2010
• Aurora Fernandez Per and Javier Arpa, “Low2No,” Next: Collective Housing In Progress (Vitoria-Gasteiz: a+t Architecture Publishers, 2010)
• Joshua Prince-Ramus, Interview with Fred A. Bernstein, “Making It Work: Joshua Prince-Ramus discusses the challenges and opportunities of working abroad,” Architectural Record, November 2010
• Joshua Prince-Ramus, Interview with Catherine Osborne, “Q&A: Joshua Prince-Ramus,” Azure, March 2010
• Alejandra A. Reyes, “Arquitectura al límite,” Entremuros, March 2010
• Matteo Ruta, “Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” Arketipo, March 2010
• Pelin Tan, “REX: Vakko Fashion Center, Istanbul,” Domus, September 2010
• Bruce Upbin, “Joshua Prince-Ramus on the Myth of Architectural Genius,” Forbes.com, June 2010
• Bruce Upbin, “The Real Key to Sustainable Design,” Forbes.com, June 2010
• Ali Velshi and Joshua Prince-Ramus, “The Big I,” Newsroom, CNN, New York, August 23, 2010
• Michael Webb, “Small Gem in a Big City,” Mark, February 2010

2009

• Matt Chaban, “Unveiled: Kortrijk BibLLLiotheek,” The Architect’s Newspaper, August 10, 2009
• Andrea Giannotti, “Drama in the City,” C3, December 2009
• Marcus Green, “Legislation May Help Museum Plaza,” The Courier-Journal, June 24, 2009
• John King, “Building Blocks,” D Magazine, October 2009
• Cliff Kuang, “Dallas’s New, Cutting-Edge Theater, Explained,” Fast Company, March 3, 2009
• Cliff Kuang, “Architecture That Boosts the Bottomline,” Fast Company, July 29, 2009
• Cliff Kuang, “Performance Enhancement: A Modular Theater in Downtown Dallas Takes a Flexible Approach to Staging Plays,” Wired, October 2009
• Dara Lang, “Madison Avenue (Doll)House,” Frame, May 2009
• Matthew Lynch, “Making Good Design Equal Good Business,” Urban Land, November/December 2009
• Niki May Young, “Lifting the Curtains,” World Architecture News, September 7, 2009
• Cathleen McGuigan, “Deep in the Art of Texas,” Newsweek, October 12, 2009
• Nancy Myers, “Dallas Debut,” The Architect’s Newspaper, October 21, 2009
• Phaidon Editors, “REX,” 10x10_3 (London: Phaidon Press Limited, 2009)
• Nadine M. Post, “Staging Machinations,” Engineering News-Record, June 8, 2009
• Dominic Reddy, “Joshua Prince-Ramus explains what challenges he faced in designing The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” WRR101FM, October 15, 2015

2008

• Mark Foster Gage and Joshua Prince-Ramus, “‘You Are Playing a Fool’s Game.’ A Public Exchange Between Mark Foster Gage and Joshua Prince-Ramus on Museum Plaza and Beauty,” Perspecta 40 “Monster”: The Yale Architectural Journal, September 2008
• Jesse Green, “Enter the Boosters, Bearing Theaters,” The New York Times, March 9, 2008
• John Marshall, “A Moment with Joshua Prince-Ramus,” The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, September 12, 2008
• Justin Mcguirk, “The 20 Essential Young Architects,” Icon, April 2008
• Aurora Fernandez Per and Javier Mozas, ed., “Museum Plaza,” a+t: Hybrids I, Spring 2008
• Joshua Prince-Ramus, Conversation with Jonathan Raban, “Conversation,” Icon, November 2008
• Joshua Prince-Ramus, “Sliding a Round Peg Through a Round Hole: Museum Plaza,” Perspecta 40 “Monster”: The Yale Architectural Journal, September 2008
• Scott Raab, “Burying Frank Gehry,” Esquire, December 2008
• Scott Raab, “How America’s Smartest New Architect Saved Louisville,” Esquire, December 2008
• Steve Scher and Joshua Prince-Ramus, “How to Design a Public Monument After 9/11,” Weekday, KUOW, Seattle, September 11, 2008
• Frederick Tang, “Diagrammatic Urbanisms: Museum Plaza,” Praxis 10, 2008
• Frederick Tang, “Diagrammatic Urbanisms: Wyly Theater,” Praxis 10, 2008

2007

• Karrie Jacobs, “The New Tastemakers: Group Dynamics,” House and Garden, June 2007
• Alexandra Lange, “Fantasy Island: Five Teams Compete to Make Governors Island an Urban Paradise. Only One Will Survive,” New York Magazine, June 4, 2007
• Alexandra Lange, “All In the Open at Governors Island,” The Architect’s Newspaper, August 1, 2007
• Bradford McKee, “Q & A: Architect Joshua Prince-Ramus,” The Washington Post Express, July 19, 2007
• Sam Lubell, “New Yorkers Mull Visions for Governors Island,” Architectural Record, June 25, 2007
• Aurora Fernandez Per and Javier Arpa, “Density Projects: 36 New Concepts on Collective Housing,” Vitoria-Gasteiz: a+t Ediciones, 2007
• Nadine M. Post, “For Audacious Architecture in Louisville, Form Follows Structures,” Engineering News-Record, August 1, 2007
• Witold Rybczynski, “Central Park South: Choosing the Best Design for a New Park on New York’s Governors Island,” Slate.com, June 14, 2007
• Nader Vossoughian, “The Future of Governors Island,” Metropolismag.com, July 27, 2007
• Steven Wassenaar, “The Handymen,” MARK #7, April / May 2007
• Arthur Wortman, “The All-Seeing Eye,” MARK #7, April / May 2007
• Mimi Zeiger, “The Next Generation,” Architect, March 2007

2006

• Tim Abrahams, “American Evolution,” Blueprint 245, August 2006
• Manuel Ansede, “Museum Plaza: Arquitectura hiperracional,” NaN arquitectura y construcción, October 2006
• Andrew Blum, “The Koolhaas Kids Come of Age,” Business Week Online, February 23, 2006
• Alex Frangos, “Way Up and Far Out,” The Wall Street Journal, April 19, 2006
• Jeremy Langmead, ed., “40 Under 40,” Wallpaper* 92, October 2006
• Jena McGregor, “The Reluctant Starchitect,” Business Week Online, May 19, 2006
• Herbert Muschamp, “The Cumulus Effect,” The New York Times Style Magazine, October 8, 2006
• Joshua Prince-Ramus, “The Lost Art of Productively Losing Control,” Architecture and Urbanism 428, May 2006
• Yoshida Nobuyuki, ed., “OMA NY Dee & Charles Wyly Theatre,” Architecture and Urbanism 427, April 2006
• Yoshida Nobuyuki, ed., “Joshua Prince-Ramus – OMA NY: Seattle Central Library,” Architecture and Urbanism 427, April 2006
• Yoshida Nobuyuki, ed., “OMA NY Museum Plaza,” Architecture and Urbanism 427, April 2006
• Robin Pogrebin, “Go With My Blessing. And My Staff, While You’re at It,” The New York Times, May 14, 2006
• Karl Sharro, “Making a Mess,” MARK #5, December 2006 / January 2007

2005

• Ana G. Cañizares, ed., “Great New Buildings of the World,” New York: LOFT Publications, 2005
• Yoshio Futagawa, ed., “OMA: Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre,” GA Document 85, May 2005
• Michael Kubo and Ramon Prat, eds., Seattle Public Library: OMA/LMN, Barcelona: Actar, 2005
• Jena McGregor, “Company Builder,” Fast Company, May 13, 2005
• Jena McGregor, “The Architect of a Different Kind of Organization,” Fast Company, June 2005
• Yoshida Nobuyuki, ed., “OMA/LMN: Seattle Central Library,” Architecture and Urbanism 412, January 2005

2004

• Yoshio Futagawa, ed., “Seattle Central Library,” GA Document 80, June 2004
• Paul Goldberger, “The Sky Line: High-tech Bibliophilia,” The New Yorker, May 24, 2004
• Joseph Grima and Kayoko Ota, ed., “Seattle Central Library,” Domus, June 2004
• Eric Howeler, “Optimized Envelopes: Seattle Public Library’s Structural Skin,” Praxis 6, 2004
• Herbert Muschamp, “The Library that Puts on Fishnets and Hits the Disco,” The New York Times, May 16, 2004
• Matthew Stadler, “An Artificial Heart,” Nest 24, Spring 2004
• Karen Steen, Jacob Ward, Christopher Hawthorne, Fred Moody, and Paul Makovsky, “The Making of a Library,” Metropolis, October 2004
• Lara Swimmer, PROCESS: Seattle Central Library (Seattle: Documentary Media, 2004)

2003

• Bruce McKinlay, Derek Beaman, and Anders Carlson, “Pushing the Envelope,” Civil Engineering, March 2003

2002

• Herbert Muschamp, “Don’t Rebuild. Reimagine,” The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 2002

2001

• Jeff Derkson, “New York Daybook/Vegas Daybook,” Hunch, December 2001