Mark Byrnes
Mark Byrnes is an associate editor at The Atlantic Cities.
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You Are Where You Wear
The often subtle (and occasionally lucrative) art of expressing city pride, via t-shirt.
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Videos
Watch What Happens When East London Potholes Become Mini-Gardens
An aesthetically pleasing if not quite street legal approach to fixing East London's potholes.
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Photos
What Cornell's Roosevelt Island Campus Might Look Like
Cornell has chosen six firms to submit designs for its new campus. Here's a look at university projects they've worked on in the past.
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Photos
What Does a Subway Entrance Say About its City?
A photographic survey of the world's metro gateways.
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The Paris-ification of Hanoi
The legacy of French imperialism can be seen in the Vietnamese city's vibrant street life.
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Charts
Infographic of the Day: Growth in a Shrinking St. Louis
Decisive evidence that light rail makes neighborhoods more appealing, at least in St. Louis.
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Photos
The World's Coolest Manhole Cover Designs
Even the most mundane pieces of infrastructure don't have to be boring.
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Photos
The Scourge of 1970s-Era Office Towers
Two Rust Belt cities grapple with architectural obsolescence.
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10 Super Strange Tourism Videos
From small towns in America to entire nations in Asia, tourism boards provide the Internet with video gems (whether they mean to or not).
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Photos
Scenes From Europe's Frozen Cities
A photographic tour of the freezing cold consuming much of the continent.
