Cities in the Digital Age
By Martin C. Pedersen
City scholar Joel Kotkin argues against the idea of an urban revitalization
panacea.
Prouvé's Wave
By Martin C. Pedersen
A new Jean Prouvé exhibit displays his objects on a surreal background
of cascading foam.
Offensive Line
By Zach Dundas
By bringing high technology into the lowly locker room, the University of
Oregon hopes to gain a competitive edge.
Get a Little Closer
By Kira L. Gould
A Boston Society of Architects competition stirs ideas about density,
connections, and large-scale recycling.
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Vision Quest
By Rosten Woo
New York's Department of City Planning introduces the public
to its pragmatic ambitions for the city of tomorrow.
Revitalizing Bath
By Marc Zakian
A Modernist intervention from Nicholas Grimshaw revives
one of England's most historic cities.
Dancing Columns
By Karen E. Steen
The University of Arizona's new dance building captures the essence of movement.
A Tale of Two Port Cities
By Lisa Chamberlain
A Dutch urban-planning firmÑinstrumental in the redevelopment of Amsterdam's
waterfrontÑhas its eye on Brooklyn.
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