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Architecture and History

Sharon Rotbard discusses White City, Black City, his landmark book which documents Tel Aviv’s contested history

Red Light, Green Light

The big transportation stories AN covered in 2023 that had NUMTOTs buzzing

Soho Specter

A 1974 mural by Richard Haas at 112 Prince Street is restored to its original glory

Time’s Up

New York officials want to revoke Columbia University and NYU’s property tax exemption statuses

Image of beach shore with tall buildings damaged after a hurricane.
Reconstruir

Architects and planners in Mexico reflect on Acapulco’s urban fabric and their discipline’s role following Hurricane Otis

Architectures of Hope

Revisiting Open Gaza, an anthology about the region’s past, present, and future, edited by Michael Sorkin and Deen Sharp

The Show Must Go On

MVRDV and Orange Architects unveil designs for Nuvo, a new mixed-use district in central Kyiv, despite ongoing war

Money Talks

Under new “Plus One ADU” program, NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development will pay you to build an ADU

Red Line Extension

CTA’s largest-ever expansion reaches out to fulfill a transit gap

Vahnaculah Ahchitectchah

Boston City Hall issues RFPs challenging architects to address the city’s housing crisis by revisiting the “triple-decker”

A bulbous sculpture at the center of four armchairs with a dome sculpture in the background.
Down to Earth

Lara Bohinc’s otherworldly Utopia installation brings cork furnishings to the Miami Design District

Reblooming

Surfacedesign recycles and repurposes objects and materials for a linear park alongside a busy roadway in Hayward, California

CAB5

This is a Rehearsal, the Chicago Architecture Biennial’s fifth iteration, curated by Floating Museum, embodies the “beauty and horror” of our global moment

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

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