Results for “atwater village”
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A ‘futuristic vision for Harlem’
What happens when a poet and an architect reimagine a Manhattan neighborhood?
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50 essential books about New York City
Consider this list a starting point for anyone who wants to understand how New York became, well, New York.
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Celebrating diversity brings new energy to old neighborhoods
A nation of immigrants doesn't remain static. Burlington and Sacramento show how diversity continues to reshape, redefine, and renew American cities.
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Sound and the city
Urban silence is increasingly endangered—and primarily available to those who can pay for it.
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The Hollywood Sign: A solution to the crisis
The landmark’s neighbors are typical of the powerful movement to privatize public space in LA—can they be stopped?
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The surprising history of an abandoned Adirondack summer camp
A writer reporting on the architecture of New York’s Eagle Island makes some unexpected discoveries.
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All the single homeowners
Two cultural movements, minimalism and singledom, are now colliding within some American lives.
The last artists’ haven in Los Angeles
As skyrocketing rents in Los Angeles continue to squeeze renters farther into the outskirts of the city, the Antelope Valley is positioned to become a new frontier for emerging artists—if they can get over its terrible reputation.
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Mansplaining the city
Why are men driving the conversation about the future of our neighborhoods?