Greg Goldin

About the Author

Greg Goldin is an acclaimed author and architectural historian whose work illuminates the untold stories of urban development and lost opportunities in the American landscape. With a keen eye for the interplay between ambition, politics, and design, Goldin has dedicated his career to exploring the buildings that never came to be, revealing how they might have reshaped our cities. His debut book, Never Built New York, delves into the visionary projects that captivated and eluded the Big Apple, from soaring skyscrapers to innovative public spaces, offering readers a fascinating glimpse into alternate histories. Drawing on extensive research and vivid storytelling, Goldin's writing bridges the gap between architecture and narrative, making complex histories accessible and engaging for a wide audience. Beyond his literary pursuits, he contributes to publications on urbanism and design, advocating for thoughtful city planning in the modern era.