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The magical (postmodern) world of Disney
How major architects of the 1980s and early 1990s brought a new fantastic point of view to the Walt Disney Company’s buildings
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Charlestown’s 6 must-visit sites
These include the oldest bar in Massachusetts and the oldest commissioned battleship on Earth.
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YIMBY in action: How pro-housing policies became a political rallying cry
Birthed by the housing crisis, can a push to build more homes become the centerpiece of a political coalition?
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New York City is a mall
Experts claim retail is dead, but the "vertical centers" and "food halls" in America’s densest city just keep coming.
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Beacon Hill’s 6 must-visit sites
Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, and Acorn Street are among the sites you just have to see in what might possible be Boston’s quaintest neighborhood.
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Listen to Season 1 of Nice Try!
The first season of "Nice Try!" tells the stories of the world’s most fascinating communities.
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Six years after Sandy, Jersey Shore recovery shows shortfalls in the system
Questions remain about the efficacy of the government’s recovery and rebuilding strategy in today’s era of increased storm risk.
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Virginia McAlester is the most popular architecture writer in America
In the first installment of our summer series, Curbed’s architecture critic re-reads A Field Guide to American Houses.
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Will this PoMo wonderland in San Diego be saved?
Horton Plaza was designed to revive a dying downtown. Now it’s set to be destroyed.
How Crenshaw became black LA’s main street
"Crenshaw Boulevard is the main street of black LA. Has been, still is, and hopefully always will be."