Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the December 9, 1968, issue of New York. It was also featured in Reread, New York’s subscriber-only archives newsletter. Click here to read the newsletter ...

If you're someone who's got an eye for sports architecture and a penchant for cutting-edge design, then Rui Huang is a name you need to know. Highlighted by landmark projects like the Los Angeles ...

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