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architecture
Yes, It’s a Dorm
Joseph Valerio finds a prime example of excellent urban architecture and explains why it's a success
Seeing Green through Rose Colored Glasses
Chaos, Innovation and Architecture
Unexpected Faith
From Chicago to Rome
Small retail finds home on Division Street
Strip filled with restaurants and nightlife
In the World of Public Architecture
To understand the dismal state of most public architecture, look only to the method by which our architects are selected.
Connecting McLuhan and Michigan Avenue
North Michigan Avenue has always been more an idea than a street.
Make No Small Plans
When Hillary Clinton was in Chicago in April, she talked at length about the infrastructure problems we face in the United States.
Missing Places
Ruins are all around us, yet we rarely pay them any attention.
Learning to Love Sprawl
Sprawl began in Rome hundreds of years ago.
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