Henry Grabar
Henry Grabar is a fellow at The Atlantic Cities.
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Motion-Activated Shrooms Light Up Only When People Are Nearby
Lighting that still lets you see the stars.
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This Atlas of 20th Century Architecture Weighs As Much As a Spare Tire
150 specialists, 750 buildings, 5,500 photographs, 100 years. Plus a crucial carrying case with a handle.
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New York Islanders Will Move to Brooklyn
The announcement is expected to take place at 1 p.m. today.
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Strange Car Feature of the Day: A Seat That Feels Like It's Made of Fingers
Nissan researchers want to build a car with a human touch.
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A Matchmaker for New York's Privately Owned Public Spaces
A year after Occupy Wall Street, Jerold Kayden is on a mission to convince skyscraper owners that their plazas can be better.
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Probable Deathblow of the Day: Charter Cities Struck Down in Honduras
The controversial plan appears to have reached a dead end.
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There's Always Room for Jell-O Molded to Look Like San Francisco
Liz Hickok has created dozens of urban Jell-O landscapes.
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Beneficial Reuse of the Day: Cow Blood Construction
Just what it sounds like.
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Billboard Intimidation of the Day: Anti-Voter Fraud Signs in Ohio and Wisconsin
Anonymous advertising is against Clear Channel Policy, but this contract was signed by mistake.
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Washington Redskins Now Known as the Washington Pigskins, to Some
For those who find the name offensive, an alternative.
