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27 September, 2007

The One Ill Building

When I first saw the banner unfurled on Sixth Avenue, I figured The One Ill Building was the Beastie Boys' first foray into urban planning. (Long overdue, if you ask me: if Jade Jagger can be an architect's muse, why not the King Ad-Rock?) If not a real estate development, then surely theoneillbuilding.com was promoting a new documentary about sick building syndrome, perhaps narrated by Al Gore.

Turns out it's neither. So what is The One Ill Building?

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