Rome's 'Possible City' and the Gentrification Battle in San Lorenzo
Discover the regeneration process of the San Lorenzo neighborhood in Rome.
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The Long and Tangled History of Architectural Style
The term “style” may remain in the architect’s lexicon in perpetuity, long past its expiration date.
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A Waterfront Park as Public Amenity and Climate Mitigator
Martin Pederson speaks to landscape architect Tom Balsley, whose firm SWA/Balsley collaborated with Weiss/Manfredi and Arup on Hunter’s Point South Park.
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It's Time for Africa to Chart Its Own Climate Change Agenda
For Africa, the only way forward is to independently chart its climate change agenda, away from COP, to develop a bioregional climate agenda.
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10 Ways to Make Struggling Downtowns Thrive
10 things needed to make downtowns thrive.
Central Square United States Steve Mouzon Urbanize Your Office Parks Make Struggling Downtowns Thrive Advice Produces Musty
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More Lessons From the Father of Postmodernism, Charles Moore
About 50 years ago, the renowned architect, educator, and author Charles Moore was hired to design a vacation house on Captiva Island, Florida.
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How Tactical Urbanism Helped Conquer the Streets of Jersey City
Jersey City recently announced that no one died on its city streets in 2022, meeting its Vision Zero plan for the city.
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New York State of Wind: Future Looks Breezy for Offshore Empire
South Fork Wind is poised to become the second offshore commercial wind farm in the U.S
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There's More Than One Way to Define Context
Discover the University of California Berkeley’s Wurster Hall, now Bauer Wurster Hall.
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Rebuilding and Destigmatizing Rome's Quarticciolo Neighborhood
Many Romans mistakenly consider Quarticciolo a crime-ridden zone; despite it being a vital neighborhood, it is isolated from the rest of the city.
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