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In a post-mall era, why are starchitects building more retail?
It’s not that bricks and mortar is out of fashion; bad customer experience is out of fashion.
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What if New Jersey’s Meadowlands were a national park?
A greener Garden State could keep 20 million New York-area residents above water.
The Curbed guide to Southern California’s deserts
In LA’s backyard, the desert is anything but desolate.
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Ghost towns of the desert
They went boom, then bust, but some of the desert’s early settlements haven’t entirely disappeared. Here’s a guide to five ghost towns near Mojave.
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A survey of Canal Street’s changing landscape
How has the city let such a vital artery become so corroded?
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The case against sidewalks
Repairing sidewalks is an expensive and antiquated approach. Here’s what cities should do instead.
Cape Town is running out of water. Is Los Angeles next?
Los Angeles is the most water-stressed city in the U.S.
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A remodel brings a couple closer together
"I can still picture her with that drum sander. Who else would do this with me?"
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8 ways to help the homeless in NYC
The scope of New York’s homeless crisis can feel overwhelming, but there are concrete ways to help—find out how.
The future of Historic Filipinotown
What will become of the changing neighborhood—and who gets to decide its fate?