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Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Steal It: An Urban Planning Award for Cities That Copy
Guest writer Dan Maginn is a principal with el dorado inc, an architecture firm in Kansas City, Missouri. This four part series, "Square...
While we're on the subject of affordable housing, let's talk about sustainable design, for the two walk hand in hand. But first, let's talk...
When it comes to building affordably, small is good. This much you know, because well-meaning but grumpy people such as myself have told you this....
In my first two entries on affordable housing, we looked at how the size of your house dramatically affects its cost. In this entry, we'll go...
Times Square might currently be an epicenter of pornographic commercialism, but it used to be an epicenter simply of pornography, as you can see...
We've picked the No-Charts of the week, and topics range from polygons to AT&T.
Ecuador will choose rainforest preservation over oil exploitation, if the rest of the world can contribute enough money to make it worthwhile.
There would have been a big explosive fireball in the middle of crowded Times Square. Watch it.
The new payment app could change the way we shop.
Breathe easy, New York. With fewer cars in Times Square the air there now has about half the pollution it did before.
If one young Dutch designer has his way, all that advertising space will be turned over to art, if only for a day.
Help support artist Eve Mosher (of the High Water Line project) in her latest venture: Green roofs in New York.
Having trouble getting your friends to pay you back that $20? Well now they can swipe a credit card on you phone. It's handy for small business too.
