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Nature’s Calling

Ghost Rivers, a new art installation in north Baltimore by Bruce Willen, traces the city’s natural and social history

Fun in the Florida Sun

In Miami, Stratosferica and Future of Cities present the first U.S. edition of city-making festival Utopian Hours

Second Renaissance

Benjamin Thompson’s Harborplace in Baltimore reimagined as a mixed-use development with buildings by Gensler, 3XN Architects, and BCT Design Group

Visible Cities

Utopian Hours in Turin, Italy, gathered experts who are transforming where we live, work, and play

What’s Next in Urban Agriculture

A new generation of community gardeners have big goals for cultivating the concrete jungle

Civic Engagement

Studio Gang to lead Phase 1 transformation of Denver’s Civic Center

Wining and Dining

Mayor Eric Adams and NYCDOT roll out permanent guidelines for “clean, safe, and rat-free” outdoor dining in New York City

Flashes of Insight

The Neon Museum’s Duck Duck Shed shows we can still learn from Las Vegas

Living with Water

Adaptation(s) at The Pratt House on Governor’s Island, co-curated by SO – IL’s Jing Liu, is a laboratory of future urban living

Boots on the Ground

Field Operations, Sam Schwartz, Arcadis, and Public Works Partners have been selected to redesign Fifth Avenue

Righting a Wrong

SWA and Streets for All have a plan to convert L.A.’s Marina Freeway into a linear park with affordable housing

Happy as a Clam

Field Operations brings the beach to New Yorkers with Gansevoort Peninsula

Talkin’ in Turin

Utopian Hours will host three days of events that bring together urbanists from around the world

It’s (Not) Always Sunny

Anti-gentrification Philadelphia activists rented an airplane for an Eagle’s game to send 76 Place’s developers a message

Clock’s Ticking

Paved Paradise is a useful survey on the state of parking

Make It Drain

On Toronto’s Bentway, Staging Grounds, by Agency—Agency and SHEEEP, repurposes infrastructure as an educational garden

“City of Yes”

ADUs for NYC? Mayor Eric Adams wants to create 100,000 new homes

Pass the Scissors

The Corner is a new plaza by lo LandArch and Sasaki with public art by Hou de Sousa in Ogden, Utah

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