Mark Byrnes
Mark Byrnes is an associate editor at The Atlantic Cities.
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Richmond's Fledgling Street Art Scene
Artists redecorated a dead space between two vibrant sections of Richmond. But connectivity issues still keep visitors away.
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13 Eye-Catching Houses of Worship
Contemporary churches, temples and mosques that caught our attention.
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Farewell Formstone? Requiem for a Baltimore Building Material
A proposed zoning revision threatens to outlaw Formstone, ubiquitous on Baltimore's row house façades. Will anyone care?
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Buffalo Residents Team Up to Buy Old Train Station a $3,000 Gift
Happy holidays, Central Terminal.
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China's Emerging Architectural Style
The country's building boom has given rise to a look that's fresh but also uniquely Chinese.
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Videos
9 Years Later, Nobody Misses the Concorde
In hindsight, supersonic commercial travel turned out to be a very brief period in the history of aviation.
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Videos
The Islanders' Move: A Harbinger of Suburban Decline?
The Islanders asked Long Island for a more urban stadium. Voters refused, and the rest is history.
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The World's Least Boring Gas Stations
These gas stations do a better job than most at catching the eye of the weary driver.
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16 Parking Garages Worth Looking At
Miami may be the international hub of memorable parking, but it’s not the only city sporting glitzy garages.
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In Cleveland, a Flashy New Museum But an Even Better Neighborhood
A new art museum debuts in Cleveland's University Circle, a part of town that has avoided much of the city's economic struggles.
