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Alec Appelbaum
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Found in Translation
Laying the foundation for more sensitivity within a community’s public spaces.
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Q&A: Andres Duany and Jeff Speck on The Smart Growth Manual
Who dares say what counts as “smart” when neighborhoods evolve? Look no further than the beige-and-black cover of The Smart Growth Manual. That’s the guide to repurposing American land use, not a guide. Who could c
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What’s So Funny About Wind Power?
Why did New York media make a joke about the mayor’s intention to pursue wind power for the nation’s biggest city? It’s because most people would rather laugh about an unproven idea than cry about the l
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Renzo Digs Downtown
The best part of the design for the new Whitney Museum may be what's below it.
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Eisenman Has at It
Awards ceremony meets architectural criticism at last night's New Practices New York event.
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Lightning Rod
In need of an update, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill’s historic tower sparks a debate about the conservation of Modern architecture.
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What’s Wrong with the Shake Shack?
An urban outdoor restaurant shouldn’t feel like a suburban beach.
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Corridors and Clay
To make citizens think about their streets’ potential, give them hard facts. Or clay buildings.
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Luck of the Draw
How optimistic urban design may bring a happy ending to a victim of public-space politics.
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Thanks a Lot!
With creative planning, unsightly parking spaces can become buzzing public places.
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Public Image, Unlimited
Discussions that examine a park user’s expectations can help designers surpass their own vision.
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Back on Track
The Chicago Architecture Foundation comes to the aid of the city’s drafting class.
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Developmental Learning
At the Yale School of Architecture, students are getting real-world lessons about design from their future clients.
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Everything Counts
A furniture manufacturer gets into the business of helping companies avoid waste.