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Best of Practice

Announcing the winners of our 2023 Best of Practice Awards

Reinventing Dealey Plaza

Mark Lamster, Stoss Landscape Urbanism, and MPdL Studio offer a new public terrain for downtown Dallas that addresses its violent past

Campus Excellence

Moody Nolan’s three decades of work for historically Black colleges and universities is a key component of the office’s success

Casinos in the City

After legislative changes, more gambling operations are being proposed for dense urban locations. Is this a good thing?

Home Grown

A new set of manufacturers is producing carbon-storing, plant-based building materials sourced from the farms, forests, and factories of rural America

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Scratching Beneath the Surface

The Bentway, Toronto’s ambitious public space project under the Gardiner Expressway, heads indoors for its newest art commission

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Mass Appeal

Library Street Collective unveils a Detroit campus anchored by a church-turned-art space and Tony Hawk-designed skate park

A large empty gathering space proposed as a prototypical new monument
Monuments Are Dead; Long Live Monuments

Monument Lab and the Mellon Foundation’s National Monument Audit reveals the plasticity of our history

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Bringing Down Barriers

Cleveland’s Dunham Tavern Museum plots a new beginning with community green space

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Taking Control Of The Narrative

Brutalism bolstered Control’s success, but why is the movement still so trendy?

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The Heart of Six Square

Austin’s Carver Museum expansion blooms outward while deepening roots in the community

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Moon With A View

SAGA Space Architects asks how we might live comfortably on the Moon

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Up From the Ashes

A new history center in Tulsa’s Greenwood district recounts a grievous past while spurring future change

North Dakota as it appeared 100 years ago, at a border town demonstrating the impact of native landscape design
Landscape Tastes, Building, and Forgetting

The 19th-century landscape design principles that shaped the Midwest are still with us today

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Like A Mighty Oak...

Mapping the timber industry boom in 2021

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Model Home

In 1959, John S. Chase, Texas’s first licensed Black architect, laid claim to one of the state’s most radical houses

an abandoned mall parking lot
From Auntie Anne’s to Ellipticals

In Columbus, Indiana, a dead mall is getting a new lease on life as a health-focused community hub

illustration of a bridge crossing a port area with a mountain in the background, the new West Seattle Bridge
Don’t Knock On Wood

B+H Architects wants to replace the shuttered West Seattle Bridge with a sleek mass timber and steel span

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