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Why we’re drawing on our sidewalks again
Sidewalks are the perfect canvas for boosting neighborhood morale, one drawing at a time.
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Safe as houses
Americans have always designed our living spaces to respond to threats both real and imagined.
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The color psychology behind a relaxing and soothing home
"Now is not the time for grays," says Pantone color expert Laurie Pressman.
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A spirited midcentury ranch returns to its roots
The Bay Area home’s restoration mixes original elements with features suited for the future
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Detroit mural project outside FCA plant sparks concerns about ‘artwashing’
Over 150 Detroit artists have signed a petition in protest of the mural, saying it would "cover up" injustices.
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How the gym came home
The history of home workouts involves prison torture devices, kneading machines, and the "Swiss Army knife approach to exercise."
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Learning to love my Brutalist childhood home
The Brunswick’s ugliness once mortified me, but now I appreciate its utopian roots.
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Don’t blame dense cities for the spread of coronavirus
The pandemic has challenged my urbanist beliefs, but buildings aren’t responsible for human problems.