Mark Byrnes
Mark Byrnes is an associate editor at The Atlantic Cities.
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The Warehouse That Made It Cool to Be a Warehouse
How an old building's conversion into a nightclub changed Manchester.
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The U.K.'s Most Depressing Shopping Centers, When They Were New
An unpolished look back at post-war urban renewal in Great Britain.
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Life In an Abandoned Packard Plant
Allan Hill has been caring for (and inhabiting) a rundown Detroit factory building.
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Subway Platforms From Around the World
As iconic as anything above ground, these subway platforms leave riders with an added sense of the city they serve.
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A Single Day On the Moscow Subway, in 2 Minutes
A time-lapse film highlights both the serene and the chaotic nature of the city's famous subway system.
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Is the Retro Ballpark Movement Officially Over?
20 years since Camden Yards opened in Baltimore, a look back on the stadium design that's emerged since.
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The Manifesto for a New Urbanism That Came Before 'New Urbanism'
A 20-year-old's manifesto for the anti-modernist city was written years before the actual New Urbanist movement. Radicalism aside, there are surprising overlaps.
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Fashion Accessory of the Day: Subway Map Cuff Bracelets
A sleek, sartorial way to show your love for public transportation.
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Portfolio of the Week: Melbourne's Studio505
An Australian-based architect with a China-heavy portfolio talks about the differences in building trends between the two countries.
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Meme Extension of the Day: Xzibit on Parking Lots
A blogger gets creative in his opposition to proposed casino parking.
