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11 Hoyt and Brooklyn Tower
Jacobsians and Jacobins

Owen Hatherley’s Walking the Streets/Walking the Projects asks “what a new generation of American socialists might learn” from New York and Washington, D.C.

AI-generated renderings show skyscrapers, solar fields, water desalination plants, a new high speed rail corridor, and oil rigs off of Gaza’s shoreline
Gaza 2035

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveils regional plan to build a “massive free trade zone” with rail service to NEOM

Ethnographic Accounts

City Limits sees urban interstate development through the eyes of community organizers

The Portal
Wave Goodbye?

Benediktas Gylys’s The Portal temporarily closes in New York and Dublin due to “inappropriate behavior”

Context, Concepts, and Content

What can architects learn from skateboarding? Both create communities by navigating form and function

Photo City installation
Photo City

A new exhibition at the Kengo Kuma & Associates–designed V&A Museum in Dundee, Scotland, explores how photography has shaped cities

The Underline
Multimodal in Miami

Phase Two of The Underline, led by GSLA Design, opens to the public in Miami

aerial view of Panther Island
15-minute City

Lake|Flato and HR&A release master plan for Panther Island in Fort Worth, Texas

Seward Park Extension existing
Facelift

NYCHA selects MDG, Essence, and Wavecrest Management to renovate multiple Lower East Side buildings under PACT/RAD

Ledger in Bentonville, Arkansas
Ascension in Arkansas

Ledger—a collaborative effort by Marlon Blackwell, Callaghan Horiuchi, and Michel Rojkind—is so much more than a bikeable building

park design by TEN x TEN
Unlearning

TEN x TEN integrates community needs with experimental methods

pavers with words printed on them
Making the Invisible Visible

Chicago-based firm Latent designs impactful, community-based architecture

outdoor dining
Four Sizes Fit All

Inside the new guideline-approved prototypes for outdoor dining made by WXY and SITU

Circular stone sculpture with a mirror like circle in the middle.
Hello From the Other Side

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

aerial view of the phoenix
It Takes a Village

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

aerial view of housing project by kadre architects and lehrer architects
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

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