Allison Arieff
Allison Arieff is a contributing writer to The Atlantic Cities. She also writes about design and architecture for The New York Times' Opinionator column and is editor of The Urbanist, the monthly magazine of SPUR.
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Should Cities of the Future Look More to the Past?
A conversation with philanthropist Richard H. Driehaus about the importance of traditional architecture.
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Photos
Collaborative Workspaces: Not All They're Cracked Up to Be
It's high time for some backlash against open office designs
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A Record Store Where Nothing Is For Sale
A new installation in Seattle encourages users to rethink how they consume music
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Videos
Ice Cube as Urbanist
The rapper's take on Los Angeles' architecture would make critics proud
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Swedish Group Offers Insurance for Public Transit Scofflaws
A one-month subway pass in Stockholm: $115. A month of turnstile-hopping insurance? $15
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A Bold Expansion for SFMOMA
Snøhetta's design will at last give San Francisco the museum it deserves
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Curbside Haikus
New York unveils creative signs aimed at pedestrian safety
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Designing for Good
An art school in California pushes students to collaborate on art and service-learning projects
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An Architecture Firm That Likes Its Urbanism 'Messy'
Kansas City's eldo has managed to merge modern design and 'hyper functionality' in its latest set of projects
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Photos
The Multiple Personalities of New York's Gateway National Recreation Area
Photographer Laura McPhee captures the essence of one of the country's most-visited, and most imperiled, national parks
