Mark Byrnes
Mark Byrnes is an associate editor at The Atlantic Cities.
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Photos
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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Archives
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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Photos
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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Photos
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.
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Maps
Delicious Map of the Day: A Pizza Map of All the Pizza Places in Atlanta
Sarah Lawrence, a design student, also created a cake map of the city's bakeries.
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Photos
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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Photos
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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Photos
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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Photos
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.
