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Building your values
The Ford Foundation’s restoration of its landmark building makes a bold statement about what architecture owes the public today
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Transforming a 475-square-foot UWS pad into a 'light and airy' home
In this week's edition of House Calls, Upper West Side resident Meisha Hunter shows off her small one-bedroom co-op, which she transformed through a total gut renovation. Now it's the tranquil, cozy home that she's always wanted.
Capturing the soul of the city he loved
Street artist Leo Politi chronicled a changing Los Angeles.
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Ralph Haver: Modern visions for the Valley of the Sun
A multifaceted career, and Haver Hoods, brought midcentury modern to Phoenix.
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Dorchester’s JFK library remains one of I.M. Pei’s most enduring works 40 years on
The complex in Columbia Point could’ve ended up a staid academic building. It did not.
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21 living room ideas to inspire you now
Whether you’re after rustic warmth or midcentury-inspired perfection, we think you’ll find some valuable living room furniture and decor ideas in these homes.
Inside a serene and minimal Los Feliz midcentury
Inside the posh enclave of The Oaks, this two-bedroom has clean lines, which meshes well with the owner’s pared-down style.
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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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How five fallen Broadway theaters paved the way for a new Times Square
The `Great Theater Massacre` of the 1980s led to the destruction of five historic Broadway houses to make way for a hotel—and forever changed Times Square as we know it.