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Photos
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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Photos
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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Videos
In Defense of Pruitt-Igoe
A new documentary explores an overlooked truth - that the infamous housing project was once a very good thing.
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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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Urban Wonk
The Future of the Public Housing Project
Mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhoods can improve quality of life for the urban poor.
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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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The Death Row of Urban Highways, Part 2
A look at five more city-infringing freeways targeted for much-needed demolition.
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Photos
Landscape Absurdism: An Urban Prairie in St. Louis
What happens to a neighborhood when demolition becomes the official urban policy
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How David Klein and TWA Branded America's Jet Age
1960s era posters illustrate cities around the world
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Urban Wonk
The Lost City of Cahokia
New evidence of a "sprawling metropolis" that existed in East St. Louis from 1000-1300 A.D.
