Topic: Construction
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Number of the Day: 418
That's how many new units of housing San Francisco added in 2011, the lowest since 1993.
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Democracy in America
This Week in Bans: No Pets for You in Huntington Beach
Also, the Netherlands bans tourists from purchasing marijuana (yes, really), and one Indianapolis contractor gets a visit from Johnny Law.
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Welcome to the Rebuild Era
Lately, America's leaders have talked a lot about the need to rebuild. Has it begun?
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The Evolution of the American Dream, from Colonial Times to Today
A big new exhibit at the National Building Museum explores the history of house and home in the U.S.
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Photos
China's New Super-High, Super-Long Suspension Bridge: Not Recommended for Vertigo Sufferers
In the realm of tall bridges, Aizhai takes first place as the world's longest.
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Photos
Portfolio of the Week: Melbourne's Studio505
An Australian-based architect with a China-heavy portfolio talks about the differences in building trends between the two countries.
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Videos
The Cities of the Future as Creepy, Dystopian Hellscapes
A British architecture firm is pumping out some really eerie sci-fi animations.
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Are Huge Houses Really Going Out of Style?
New data from the National Association of Homebuilders suggest it hasn't happened yet.
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Indy's Super Bowl Building Boom
Football's biggest event has done more to catalyze change in Indianapolis than it does in most cities.
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How to Fix America's Least Innovative Industry: Construction
The process of erecting a new building hasn't changed substantially in 50 years. Why is that?
