David Masello

About the Author

David Masello is a distinguished architectural writer and critic whose work illuminates the intersections of design, history, and human experience. With a keen eye for innovative structures and their cultural significance, he has contributed insightful articles to leading publications such as Architectural Digest, The New York Times, and Dwell. Masello's deep appreciation for modernist pioneers shines through in his explorations of architecture's role in shaping modern living. In his acclaimed book, Architecture Without Rules: The Houses of Marcel Breuer and Herbert Beckhard (First Edition), he delves into the groundbreaking residential designs of these influential figures, revealing how their rule-defying approaches revolutionized domestic spaces. A resident of New York City, Masello continues to advocate for thoughtful, boundary-pushing architecture in an increasingly urbanized world.