For the better part of a decade, Dallas has been aggressively remaking its downtown.

Even when MoMA is tackling real issues, its obsession with image manages to obscure some of its most important content.

The state of New Jersey, addicted to casino revenues, reinvests in a struggling Atlantic City.

A visit to a cardboard-box factory has our columnist thinking about the future of manufacturing.

Although today it seems as natural as air, Manhattan’s system of numbered streets is actually a visionary piece of urban planning.

The word “urban” is in the midst of a cultural makeover.

An obscure zoning variance has allowed Occupy Wall Street protesters to camp out in a park owned by real estate developers.

The new World Trade Center memorial erases virtually all traces of the old buildings.

Detroit’s Mayor Bing might learn something from the urban homesteaders descending on his city.

A new exhibition explores the great flow of information traveling between physical places and electronic ones.