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Bed-Stuy In Memoriam
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Bed-Stuy In Memoriam

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Urban planning can be an exciting and rewarding profession. It can also be extremely political and sometime downright boring.
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Has your urban planning profession made you boring?

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Infrastructure is essential for cities to thrive
Architecture

Infrastructure is essential for cities to thrive

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Why Louisiana’s Disappearing Coastline is a Political Problem
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Why Louisiana’s Disappearing Coastline is a Political Problem

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Remembering and understanding Jane Jacobs, beyond left and right
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Remembering and understanding Jane Jacobs, beyond left and right

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Why Suburbia Looks So Much the Same
Architecture

Why Suburbia Looks So Much the Same

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Living patterns and the principle of concavity
Architecture

Living patterns and the principle of concavity

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Does Burning Man Need a New Urban Plan?
Architecture

Does Burning Man Need a New Urban Plan?

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Why are America's most innovative companies still stuck in 1950s suburbia?
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Why are America’s most innovative companies still stuck in 1950s suburbia?

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The urban ultimatum: what should our future cities be like?
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The urban ultimatum: what should our future cities be like?

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How postwar Warsaw was rebuilt using 18th century paintings
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How postwar Warsaw was rebuilt using 18th century paintings

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Shannon – a tiny Irish town inspires China’s economic boom
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Shannon – a tiny Irish town inspires China’s economic boom

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A view of New York City from the 75th floor of 432 Park Avenue
Architecture

The Curious Comeback of U.S. Downtowns

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Mia Lehrer: “Recalibrating the City: Advocacy by Design”
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Mia Lehrer: “Recalibrating the City: Advocacy by Design”

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Downtown Denver
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White privilege and gentrification in Denver, ‘America’s favourite city’

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Musicians’ Village, a Habitat for Humanity project in New Orleans
Architecture

14 to 1: Post-Katrina Architecture by the Numbers

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Town planning was a policy priority in earlier decades. Here, housing minister Julian Amery views residential plans for south London in 1971
Architecture

For the sake of our cities, it’s time to make town...

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Siedlung Britz, Berlin, 1925–30, designed by Bruno Taut and Martin Wagner
Architecture

Housing and the Cooperative Commonwealth

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