An "architecture critic" is a person who analyzes and shares their opinions about buildings and structures. They provide evaluations and interpretations based on their knowledge of architecture, design, and aesthetic principles. Full definition
Critics say that, as is, that's simply putting a Band Aid on a larger wound: Just last week, New York Times architecture critic Michael Kimmelman, in a larger critique of the problems at the much - maligned terminal, called that plan «a project born of political expediency,» noting that Cuomo has «brushed off more sweeping proposals that might tackle once and for all the whole panoply of problems that plague Penn Station.» (ny.curbed.com)
The Nasher Sculpture Center and Dallas Architecture Forum have announced that the chief architecture critic of The New York Times, Michael Kimmelman, will be keynote speaker for the 2013 Dallas Design Symposium. (artsandculturetx.com)
In a review of a 1989 show at the center, Paul Goldberger, then the chief architecture critic for The New York Times, wrote that the Drawing Center «deserves to rank not with the SoHo galleries that are its neighbors, but with the major museums of which it is now virtually a peer.» (nytimes.com)