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The finest modernist architecture in Texas can be found with the corn dogs and midway games at the Texas State Fair. Read more: https://t.co/etrcZFui6k
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Boston, Cleveland and New York City are combining housing complexes with public library branches in a bid to add affordable units and boost community services. Read more: https://t.co/FaJZP5ONDd
📷: Jonathan Blanc/New York Public Library
After successfully disrupting Oracle’s data center plans in New Mexico, environmental activists say they’ve now got a blueprint for waging similar campaigns against hyperscalers across the US https://t.co/REtrL9JuyB
After a century of fighting over them, US cities like New York largely abandoned their public bathrooms. That's starting to change.
Read about the new book chronicling the troubled history of restroom access and how these spaces have always reflected and reinforced social inequality: https://t.co/1SSrQxtPuw
📷: Bill Tompkins/Michael Ochs Archives via Getty Images
An exhibit on artist Isamu Noguchi highlights how his approach to open-ended play design was ahead of its time. Read more: https://t.co/JTnC2LndBs
📷: Fredrik Brauer
Can the most ancient of building materials compete with concrete and steel to build more climate-friendly skyscrapers? Read more: https://t.co/gsdAQdl0XZ
📷: Tim Soar/Groupwork
Last year, the UK and EU sent 650,000 metric tons of plastic waste to COP31 host Turkey — more than they sent anywhere else. Some view the trade as too convenient to walk away from https://t.co/PAqmxJoCjB
Could an electric hydrofoil catamaran finally deliver a fast, quiet, clean urban ferry system? Read the latest Design Edition newsletter here: https://t.co/3adSLxSFCo
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A new book, "Vanishing Japan," spotlights the eclectic range of buildings that came up during the construction frenzy of the post-war years, only to be demolished a few decades later https://t.co/cy52rL2wSZ
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A project in Chicago that seeks to obscure George Washington is one of hundreds recent of efforts to rethink America's monuments https://t.co/rfcAnA8TeF
Environmentalists worry that Brazil's BR-319 highway will open swaths of the Amazon to deforestation — and that if Flávio Bolsonaro is elected, more forest loss will follow https://t.co/lzHngWEUjL