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Dig We Must: What Hudson Yards Gets Wrong

Fred Bernstein writes that because the mega development—the first phase of which opens today—was built on a basement-less platform, its public spaces are cramped.

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Cities, Technology

Cities Are Not Technology Problems: What Smart Cities Companies Get Wrong

Many companies equate new technology with innovation, but actual innovation in cities means using tech in concert with bureaucracy, on-the-ground awareness, and challenging political choices.

Game changers metropolis magazine 2019
Architecture, Cities, Design, Ideas, Interiors

GAME CHANGERS 2019: 6 Individuals, Practices, and Movements Changing Design

We are proud to present our Game Changers 2019, who are advancing architecture, design, urbanism with courage, compassion, and imagination.

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Architecture, Cities, Design, Interiors

In Pittsburgh, Schoolhouse Electric Reimagines an Abandoned Midcentury Modern Building

The Detective Building, which hosts a Schoolhouse Electric store, co-working space, and coffee shop, will help fund improvements to the fast-developing East Liberty neighborhood.

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From Housing to Activism, the Next Chicago Architecture Biennial Will Bring Global Issues to Chicago

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GAME CHANGERS: In the Heart of Mississippi, Duvall Decker Built a Grassroots Network to Grow Its Practice

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Five Finalists Announced for 2019 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence

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GAME CHANGERS: Architect Zena Howard Is Using Design as Urban Healing

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OPINION: By Simply Repairing Infrastructure, We're Missing Huge Opportunities to Make Cities More Resilient and Responsive to Citizens' Needs

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Hudson Yards Promised a High-Tech Neighborhood—It Was a Greater Challenge Than Expected

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How NOMA Is Helping Architects of Color to Shape Our Future Cities

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In the Face of Climate Change, Architects Must Consider Local Ecology and Social Context

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Design and the Just City in NYC Opens at the Center for Architecture

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Sustainability Glossary: Resilience

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CES 2019 Recap: The Technologies and Ideas Shaping Cities

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CES 2019: How Ford Is Building a New Platform for High-Tech Transit

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CES 2019: “Code Is the New Concrete” in Today’s Cities

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CES 2019: Why Architects and Designers Should Care About 5G Wireless

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CES 2019: “Code Is the New Concrete” in Today’s Cities

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