Mark Byrnes
Mark Byrnes is an associate editor at The Atlantic Cities.
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A Visual History of Michigan's Outsize Influence on American Modernism
The state that helped bring design to the masses reflects on its legacy with an upcoming symposium and exhibit.
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Inside Mexico City's Chaotic Underground Rush Hour
A photographer captures the routine madness of Mexico's largest subway system.
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Price Tag Aside, There's a Lot to Admire About the Designs for the New Vikings Stadium
America's next $1 billion stadium will be in Minneapolis. This one is actually pretty cool.
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After the Olympics, Documenting What's Left
Gary Hustwit and Jon Pack have been photographing former Olympic sites around the world.
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When the Original World Trade Center Was New
Forty years ago, the EPA's Documerica project captured the first weeks of life in Lower Manhattan after the Twin Towers debuted.
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More Evidence That Marlins Park Was a Horrible Deal for Miami
The city still can't find tenants to fill up retail spaces along the stadium's parking garages.
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Toronto's Gorgeous Old Street Signs Might Soon Be for Sale
The city receives hundreds of requests a year to purchase the signs.
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In 1954, Americans Were Told to Paint Their Houses to Increase Their Chances of Surviving an Atomic Bomb
How the paint and varnish lobby used the Cold War to sell property upkeep.
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Fresh Renderings of What San Francisco's New NBA Arena Might Look Like
Evolving designs for the Golden State Warriors' planned new home.
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Luminous Shots of Grain Elevators Like You've Never Seen Them Before
A Buffalo light show aims to turn the city's symbols of decline into a flashy tourist draw.
