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100 years of Bauhaus: The short-lived school that changed design forever
Curbed spoke with 11 of today’s design leaders to assess its impact.
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Can Rikers Island be reinvented with green infrastructure?
As the city pursues plans to shutter the island, local leaders are reimagining its legacy from incarceration to infrastructure
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The New Bauhaus, a radical design school before its time
Led by visionary László Moholy-Nagy, the Chicago school had an unorthodox vision for industrial design.
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Celebrating six trailblazing Bauhaus women
As the Bauhaus turns 100, we turn the spotlight on the school’s extraordinary women, whose experiences are still instructive today.
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The winding history of Donald Trump’s first major Manhattan real estate project
The Commodore Hotel was a key remnant of Midtown’s Terminal City.
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How Amtrak engineer Blake Phillips-Rios gets around Southern California
What it’s like to drive a train for work.
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I live car-free in Atlanta—and I love it
Despite roadway hazards and irrational drivers, I’ll always prefer to walk and bike.
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Bringing back the Bauhaus
In 1925, the design school was forced out of Weimar. The city is ready to welcome it back.
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In the apartment amenity arms race, service and technology win out
"Everybody has a rooftop grilling area or a dog park," but renters want app-centric convenience and a bond with their neighbors.
The LA Marathon is the most life-affirming way to fall in love with Los Angeles
You don’t even have to run to enjoy it.