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A Brooklynite Remembers Fort Greene in the '90s
Ian Reid, who grew up in Fort Greene in the 1990s, shares stories of seeing the Notorious B.I.G., being chased through subway tunnels, and more.
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Growing Up As a 'Freak and Weirdo' in the Bronx
Isaac Moore, a native of Co-op City, shares stories of his youthful rebellion in 1980s NYC—and how he ended up back in the Bronx as an adult.
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An Upper West Sider Recalls a Life Influenced By Music
Upper West Side resident Leslie Kandell, recounts her pioneering work as a music journalist, and a lifetime spent defying expectations.
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How NYC's LGBT Scene Changed One Queens Native's Life
Queens native Leonard Jacobs reminisces on New York City's "dangerous, wonderful" old days—and why those days shouldn't necessarily be romanticized.
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Author Michele Carlo on the Transformation of NYC
Storyteller and Bronx native Michele Carlo looks back on the NYC of her youth, and how things have changed (not necessarily for the better) since.
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30 Personalities on Why They Love Where They Live
The only house that ever appears in my dreams is the one I moved out of when I was ten. Pre-Latin class, pre-AOL instant messenger, pre-sneaking out, pre-college applications—all adolescent landmarks I should probably remember more clearly than the grasscloth wallpaper in our foyer,
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Developers Compete to Shape the Future of Brooklyn's Sunset Park
What does the wave of new projects mean for the neighborhood?
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Building a Meditation Commune in Small-Town Iowa
In small-town Iowa exists a commune whose buildings aim to be both spiritual and utopian—bound by the ideals of Transcendental Meditation.
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Introducing the World's First Architecture Emoji
A batch of design-focused emoji icons, culled from Curbed architecture critic Alexandra Lange and the vocal members of #architecture Twitter.
