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Make the Oscars street closures permanent
Oscar Sunday is the best example of how residents already adjust to car-free Hollywood Boulevard.
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The real reason California’s upzoning bill failed
SB 50 was opposed by wealthy homeowners—but that’s only part of the story.
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Design competitions won’t solve your city’s problems
Contests to fix everyday urban issues create spectacles instead of solutions.
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Why some cities are targeting gas stoves to fight climate change
Why building electrification, and removing gas from new and retrofitted homes, has become a movement.
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The subversive power of uncomfortable furniture
"We all seem to seek comfort, but how much comfort is good?" asks the curator of a new exhibition.
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Should you move to Chicago?
Everything you need to know to help you decide whether to put down roots.
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7 ways to bring ‘modern farmhouse’ charm into your kitchen
From an Instagram-ready setup to a kitchen in a real 1880s farmhouse, here’s a big load of inspiration for indulging in your modern farmhouse dreams.
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How Paris became a cycling success story—and built a roadmap for other cities
The City of Light became the City of Bike, and U.S. cities should take notice.
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U.S. renters are richer, older, and have larger households
A new Harvard report finds that the market is appealing to well-heeled renters, with middle-income renters feeling the squeeze.
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Meet the LA architect who designed the Grasshopper lamp
For forward-thinking Angelenos in the 1940s and ’50s, Greta Magnusson Grossman’s modern design ethos was gospel.