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Hello From the Other Side

The Portal is an art installation connecting New Yorkers and Dubliners through sculpture

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It Takes a Village

The Phoenix by Human Nature could become the U.K.’s most sustainable neighborhood

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Painted In

Interim housing projects are popping up across L.A. Is this model of affordable development enough?

Hand-off

Iconic New York print shop Casa Magazines is bought by Iconic Magazines

On the Record

PAU, COOKFOX, and ILA are the design team for NYCHA’s Fulton Elliott-Chelsea plan

Patch Job

The Chinatown Stitch, an urban design project that would cap part of the Vine Street Expressway, moves forward in Philadelphia

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Easy Goodbye

Arup and PAU to redesign New York City’s unsightly sidewalk scaffolding

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New Borough, New Van Alen

The Van Alen Institute’s move to Brooklyn is just one part of the organization’s “mission shift” toward justice

Reclaiming Narrative

Oakland’s new Black Panther Party Museum memorializes Dr. Huey P. Newton, and the Panthers more broadly

“Loud and Clear”

Nashville East Bank master plan, replete with new arts center, affordable housing, and NFL Stadium, moves forward

Crunching the Numbers

In Philadelphia, new 76ers arena could cost Pennsylvanians $1 billion in lost tax revenue, study finds

Freedom Plaza

BIG unveils a megaproject next to the UN replete with condos, hotels, a casino, and a Museum of Freedom and Democracy

The 78

Gensler and HOK unveil new Chicago White Sox stadium in the South Loop and repurposed Guaranteed Rate Field in Bridgeport

From Brooklyn to Buffalo

The Social Housing Development Authority is a new agency posited by New York lawmakers to tackle the state-wide housing crisis

Extended Family

A new single-family home in Madrid challenges traditional definitions of the “single family”

Commoning in San Francisco

Lots Will Tear Us Apart is a call for reclaiming type as an architectural project

Sawtooth-Pilled

In Warsaw, WXCA, Buro Happold, and SAWAWA are designing a mixed-use “green district of the future” at a former car plant

Shreddin’

Tony Hawk’s nonprofit is building new skateparks in Brooklyn and the Bronx

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