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After a Preservation Battle, Buffalo Architect Scores a Win
China's Covid Testing Booths Get Second Life as Libraries and Food Stalls
The Architects Designing Surreal Worlds with AI
Why Asian Americans Are Moving to NYC’s East Harlem
How Backlash Reversed a Florida City’s Reforms to Allow Denser Housing
These Cities Are Limiting Traffic Stops for Minor Offenses
Where People Are Happiest — and Saddest — in Big Cities
Camden Highline Brings NYC-Style Rail Park to London
What Should a New Penn Station Look Like?
In Kyiv’s Brutal ‘Blackout Winter,’ Residents Rely on Neighbors for Aid
How Formerly Incarcerated People Won Legal Protection in Atlanta
In (and Above) Beverly Hills, Police Are Watching
After a Facelift, a Mid-Century Icon Stands Tall Again in LA
17 Books About Cities We Read This Year
These Are the Best Video Games for Wannabe Urban Planners
A Brief History of the Great American Parking Garage
LOOK AT THAT BUILDING
The Texas capital’s oldest green space, Pease Park, gets a climate-conscious makeover — and a new city icon.
To answer NIMBY critics, this social housing project by Jean-Christophe Quinton Architecte needed to be stylish enough to fit into the affluent 6th arrondissement.
The Cloudscape of Haikou, a space-age park pavilion designed by architect Ma Yansong, uses curvilinear shapes to complement a scenic seaside location.
A creative complex in Boerum Hill by the architecture firm SO-IL offers a new spin on courtyard living.
