At Least One Airport Terminal Is Worth Preserving—and Staying at Overnight
This New York City jet-age landmark has been saved with a creative hotel renovation.
Anthony Paletta
July 5, 2019
We Mortgaged Our Future With Overvalued Housing
The "Yes In My Backyard" movement aims to build more affordable homes.
Matthew Robare
June 28, 2019
Classical Architecture Makes Vibrant Streets—Not Nostalgic Disneylands
In Boston and beyond, well-designed neighborhoods help residents feel at home.
Matthew Robare
June 21, 2019
When a World’s Fair Legacy Becomes Texas-Size Challenge
Fair Park was once a unique and thriving part of Dallas. Can New Urbanist ideas save it?
Anthony Paletta
June 14, 2019
Brutal Truths
Socialism may have birthed brutalism. But capitalism has given us barren strip malls, cookie-cutter exurbs, and Rem Koolhaas’s “generic city.”
Will Collins
June 7, 2019
The Heartland’s Doughnuts of Despair
The inner suburbs of cities like Cleveland are dying as regional and state governments look the other way.
Daniel McGraw
June 5, 2019
How Altoona Found a New Identity
In Pennsylvania's declining heartland, a small city is focusing on quality of life.
Hunter DeRensis
May 31, 2019
Traditional Cities Are More Resilient Than ‘Modern’ Buildings
A different kind of design needs Nassim Nicholas Taleb's idea of "antifragility".
Michael Mehaffy
May 24, 2019