Results for “village green”
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Welcome to the agrihood
In these suburban subdivisions, farming is just another amenity.
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To all the rooms I’ve loved before
Netflix’s newest teen romcom uses interior design to build its characters.
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New York Narratives
Lifelong New Yorkers share stories commemorating, celebrating, and reflecting on the lived experience in New York City.
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Tiny houses: The perfect escape from adulthood
Tiny homes are really just forts for adults who need a secret basement lair without actually moving back home with their parents.
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What it's really like to live in NYC's first micro-unit building
According to Dan Tomita, who moved into Carmel Place earlier this summer, it's not really all that different from a typical New York City apartment.
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Time traveling on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is an incredible feat of engineering that brings riders from the desert floor to a wintry mountaintop. It could only make sense in Palm Springs, where the natural and unnatural collide in unexpected ways.
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Preposterous ideas from Detroit’s past decade that actually came true
Who could have seen this coming in 2010?
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The best new building projects of 2018
Industry experts and SF notables weigh in on the projects and structures that stood out this year.
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A Weaver's Small But Vivacious Bungalow in St. Paul
At 1,500 square feet, the 1920s Craftsman bungalow Mandi Smethells shares with her husband and daughter isn't exactly "tiny," but it is objectively small. This is the story of how they make it work.
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Transform or tear down? The BQE reconstruction, explained
A look at proposals and lofty solutions to reconstruct a crumbling span of the interstate highway