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Surf’s Up, Bat’s Down

DLA+ and Arcadis are designing a hybrid baseball stadium, shopping mall, hotel complex in Incheon, South Korea

Mystic River

New England Revolution fans could get a new MLS stadium near Boston in Everett, Massachusetts

Train of Thought

The three railroads operating out of Penn Station prioritize performance in plans to redesign the transit hub

Sweetness and PAU-er

In Williamsburg, a new office building rises from within the Domino Sugar refinery

Second Renaissance

Benjamin Thompson’s Harborplace in Baltimore reimagined as a mixed-use development with buildings by Gensler, 3XN Architects, and BCT Design Group

Architecture 2030 Is Not Enough

Carbon accounting will only take us so far: The data reveals that architecture’s next challenge is to do more with less.

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Blaze of Glory

In Tultitlán, Mexico a fire station by Departamento del Distrito, ORU, TALLER Architects, and Ricardo García Santander blends into its industrial surroundings

PV-1

Biden authorizes construction on U.S.-Mexico border wall using Trump-era funds

Chobani Urbanism

Silicon Valley investors reveal $800 million proposal for a new city in eastern Solano County

Bigger than Basketball

Philadelphia community organizers, tenant activists, and faith leaders hold protest against 76 Place by Gensler and 76 DevCo.

The Other CLT

In New York, proposed legislation grants opportunity to tenants and community land trusts to purchase land or buildings

Rent’s Too High

National Association of Realtors president Kenny Parcell’s resignation prompts closer inspection into the Super PAC

Allow Me to Retort

Gensler responds to Design Advocacy Group’s open letter about new Philadelphia 76ers stadium and development

Heating Up

Philadelphia architects and building industry professionals come out against 76ers’ stadium plan by Gensler

Nightmare for NIMBYs

California may see affordable housing boom as its “builder’s remedy” law is tested by local developers

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Meet Me By the River

Trenton’s Route 29 Boulevard Project seeks to reconnect Trentonians to the Delaware River and jumpstart a struggling city

Swaps

CetraRuddy will design the office-to-residential conversion of Emery Roth’s 55 Broad Street

Financial-to-Residential District

KPF’s 5 World Trade Center will include 400 permanently affordable housing units, Governor Hochul announces

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