Mark Byrnes
Mark Byrnes is an associate editor at The Atlantic Cities.
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40-Year-Old Images Show East Boston Grappling With an Expanding Logan Airport
The photographer, while visiting the site again in 2010 said, "none of this is familiar."
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Videos
The Pittsburgh Pirates Videos That'll Make You Kind of Love the City
The baseball team ditched CGI ship fights for streetscapes and signature Pittsburgh imagery.
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When the World's Best Photographers Tackle Their Surroundings
Landscape-inspired highlights from last weekend's Paris Photo Los Angeles art fair.
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What a 'Modernized' Wrigley Field Might Look Like
We're starting to get a better idea of how the home of the Chicago Cubs could change in the near future.
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Marvel at the Atlanta Falcons' Ridiculously Over the Top New Stadium Proposal
Exhibit A: Seats that tremor with every bone-jarring, concussion-inducing hit the players experience in real life.
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What Should Become of the Astrodome?
Officials are grappling with this choice: spend tens of millions to demolish the stadium, or hundreds of millions to save it.
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Videos
Tom Connors, Folk Singer and Chronicler of All Things Canada, Dies at 77
"Stompin' Tom" sang about the life of a streetcar driver, hauling a load of potatoes from Prince Edward Island.
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An Urban-Suburban Compromise to Revitalize a Buffalo Neighborhood
Larkinville, Buffalo's most successful urban development initiative in decades, merges city hip with suburban convenience.
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Can Syracuse Resurrect Its Street Life?
A handful of new buildings bring commerce and artists to the sidewalks.
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The Rise and Fall of One of America's Most Innovative Hotel Chains
Statler grew up with America's cities.
