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Can the right home make you live longer?
The multibillion-dollar wellness real estate industry believes air purifiers, pollution sensors, and natural materials can breathe new life into high-end homes.
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Can commuter rail save our suburbs?
As new urban transit lines expand, dense development near stations tries to reinvigorate car-centric communities.
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Adventures in DIY
Curbed editor-in-chief Kelsey Keith fills you in on her latest DIY project: a custom dresser for under $300.
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The history of the T
From horse-drawn cars to the Western Hemisphere’s first subway to the modern MBTA and the challenges of today—this is how the Boston region’s mass transit came to be.
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New Frank Lloyd Wright bio looks beyond ego, seeking architect’s ’humanity’
Paul Hendrickson’s "Plagued by Fire" offers storytelling befitting of the self-mythologizing architecture icon.
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21 living room ideas to inspire you now
Whether you’re after rustic warmth or midcentury-inspired perfection, we think you’ll find some valuable living room furniture and decor ideas in these homes.
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Distracted by a building, the Kelsey Keith story
Ogle architectural wonders around the world with me.
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Why we need to reframe the rules of transportation design
Centering ethics, equity, and empathy is a "moral imperative," says Toole Design.
HGTV’s restoration of Brady Bunch house unveiled—and they didn’t mess it up
The recreations are extraordinarily detailed.
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Why inclusive cities start with safe streets
New design guidelines from the American Society of Landscape Architects show us how to build them.