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Frank Lloyd Wright is not God
Moving from a tiny Swiss apartment to an American architectural masterpiece is not for the fainthearted.
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101 movies about cities
Curbed asked film critics and our fellow editors to chime in on their favorite movies about cities.
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How top architecture firms measure up in the #MeToo era
We surveyed some of the industry’s most powerful practices on how they handle sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Making a modern home 75 feet from the L train on Chicago’s Southport Corridor
The architect saw the unique site as an opportunity.
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How a famous car commercial makes a case for getting rid of cars
This 15-year-old Saturn ad shows how much space cities devote to vehicles.
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The thrill of Sugar Hill
In the 1940s, black entertainers not only revived West Adams—they challenged racist covenants and laid the groundwork for the Fair Housing Act.
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The ultimate guide to LaGuardia Airport
How to get there, what to eat, and where to stay near LaGuardia Airport.
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The life and death of Willets Point
Over the past few years, block after block of this once-vibrant Queens community has been demolished.
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Hotel disruptor Airbnb’s new strategy is…hotels?
As professionals find success on the platform, is there still room for sharers?
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What a pair of modern chairs revealed about my grandmother
I told myself that after the Korean War, my grandparents must have bought them to begin rebuilding their lives