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Make no mistake, Wisconsin's hidden-gem towns are worth checking out — each for different reasons, all harkening back to the past.

Zach Mortice reviews Chicago architecture critic Blair Kamin's book Who is the City For?, which questions the city's built environment.

Here are the characteristics and history behind bungalow-style houses.

A new crime series and lots more documentaries pack the programming lineup this month on KCET.

Before Sidewalk Labs targeted Toronto for its "smart city" project, it found 1,307 acres of land near downtown Detroit where its team believed they could carry out their utopian vision. There was just one problem.

Located on the western edge of Joshua Tree, The Bungalows by Homestead Modern is bringing midcentury modern hotel charm to the eccentrically New Age Joshua Tree Retreat Center.

A 19-year-old Des Moines man who loves Lego now has one of his sculptures on display in Mason City.

Can we, as limited cognitive beings, ever be able to cope with the growing complexity of cities and be a part of its decision-making structure or are we doomed to go into an automated democracy? One thing we can say about a city, unlike a power regime, is that cities have very long lives. They

Discover the 13 iconic buildings you have to visit in New York City.

Much has changed for Ma Yansong since Archinect last spoke to him in 2014. From their roots in Beijing, China, Yansong’s firm MAD Architects has expanded to offices in Los Angeles and Rome, employing over 160 people on major architectural commissions. In 2022 alone, our editorial has offered...