Results for “mid-wilshire”
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The elevated era
For 80 years, the elevated railway shaped New York City. Today, it seems a cautionary tale.
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Living alone and liking it
More women in the U.S. live alone than ever before, but advice geared toward solo-living women has a long history.
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Saying goodbye to the old Essex Street Market
A stroll through today’s Essex Street Market is still a comforting visit to an older Manhattan.
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How terrazzo got its groove back
The composite material, out of favor for decades, is back—brighter and bolder than before.
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Saving the Merchant’s House Museum
New development threatens the 200-year-old historic home, a living link to New York’s past.
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Can the Gowanus Canal’s industrial past be saved?
As a neighborhood rezoning looms, many of the industrial structures around the Gowanus Canal are threatened.
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Young adult architecture
Public libraries offer teenagers space where no one tells them to sit up straight or be quiet.
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How the municipal court money machine burdens city residents
Lawsuits allege that small towns across the U.S. cracking down on "nuisance law" violations unfairly burden homeowners.
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First look: San Francisco’s newest luxury condos open at 181 Fremont
Sneak peek inside the new luxe units above the Instagram offices.
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VW California van is the camper America needs
The VW van gives you everything you love about #VanLife without the irritations of a large trailer or camper. So why can’t we buy it here?