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These are the worst streets for parking in Blackpool, according to the general public.

Reimagine the American Dream through architecture and common living spaces in the post-pandemic world - insights from architecture experts

This year marks the centennial of the first edition of Vers Une Architecture, Le Corbusier’s epoch-making book.

Architecture is understood as something distinct from the building, eschewing physical inhabitation. 

Cities need to prepare for a wave of declining houses of worship.

How the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act could drastically increase California’s housing supply. Paris’ challenges and successes in centering people in its planning. Our parking addiction is hurting the economy.

Through a state-mandated use of form-based codes and a focus on “grand boulevards” of underutilized commercial strips, the number of potential units expands.

Martin Pederson speaks to George Smart, founder and executive director of USModernist, an NGO dedicated to the preservation and documentation of modern houses.

The noted urbanist and author on the work of the Miami-based firm.

Fuller’s most substantial, complex invention was Bucky himself.