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As Industry City gears up for rezoning, locals question who will benefit
A rezoning proposal seeks to create 1.3 million square feet of new commercial and industrial space
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‘Urban reclamation’ meets Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward
The Southeast’s largest adaptive-reuse project was supposed to be a cornerstone of Atlanta’s most dynamic neighborhood. Has Ponce City Market delivered?
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Reupholstered and it feels so good
What it’s really like to get a sofa covered on a budget.
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Tour a Light-Filled Sun Valley Home Perfect for Work and Family
Amy and Joel Brazil moved to Sun Valley five years ago for the same reasons most people move to ski country: the epic skiing, the never-ending biking and hiking trails, and the small-town community feel. They also built their dream home.
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In a Garment District Factory Turned Loft, A Home Filled With Avant-Garde Art
A couple who collect share their lovely Garment District loft full of Sottsass, Pucci, and common materials reclaimed from the street. The objects come together to create an interior that is both impressive and reverent to the neighborhood's past.
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The Boston-area development trends to follow going into 2020
Coworking, transit-oriented projects, life sciences hubs, and more—the new year will be a busy one.
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In Fort Worth, a home resembles two friends in conversation
A sympathetic addition creates a dialogue between old and new in an art-filed Arlington Heights abode.
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How four small cities are fighting the effects of urban renewal
Curated by MASS Design Group, Fringe Cities dissects the harmful legacy of urban renewal.
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Tour a dazzling Eichler time capsule
This week, we take you inside a design unicorn: An Eichler home in Palo Alto, California, that’s been nearly unaltered since the day it was finished in 1952.
When Calabasas was the Wild West
Long before the Kardashians, it was a vicious hotbed of murder, theft, and ruthless land grabs.