01.22.2013: T.A. Horton reviews Garry Neill Kennedy's new book, The Last Art College.
Courtesy MIT Press
01.21.2013: Brookfield begins construction of railyard-spanning platform for new mega-development in the Hudson Yards district.
Courtesy Brookfield Properties
01.21.2013: Architecture and design: matters of the economy.
Daniel Fox / Courtesy Center for Architecture
01.18.2013: James Way reviews Chris Ware's Building Stories, a collection of architectural comics.
Courtesy Pantheon
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01.18.2013: Glen & Co. Architecture designs the Manhattan eatery, The Marrow, with a rugged sense of elegance.
Courtesy The Marrow
01.18.2013: Utile digitally designed the Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion to make a splash.
Chuck Choi
01.17.2013: EPA details $500 million plan to clean up Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal Superfund site.
12th St David / Flickr
01.17.2013: CODA uses skateboard scrap to construct Party Wall for this summer's MoMA/P.S.1 Young Architects Program.
Courtesy CODA
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01.16.2013: Chicago's Cook County enacts the Midwest's first ordinance to cut construction waste.
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01.16.2013: Forum reveals Los Angeles mayoral candidates all pushing for affordable housing improvement.
Courtesy Michael Maltzan
01.15.2013: Kansas City unveils its streetcar network after 55-year hiatus.
Courtesy HDR
01.15.2013: Harvard GSD opens the $100,000 Wheelwright Prize to architects worldwide.
Courtesy Harvard GSD
01.14.2013: Alan G. Brake calls for a new emphasis on resiliency as we face a new climate reality.
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