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Double Down

Wynn Resorts and Related unveil renderings for Hudson Yards West

On the Record

PAU, COOKFOX, and ILA are the design team for NYCHA’s Fulton Elliott-Chelsea plan

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Rebuild Collective

Zoning reform can build better residential blocks

Close Call

In Flatbush, Brooklyn, plans to restore the art deco Sears Roebuck & Co. building move forward

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A Coy Copy

BIG and HNTB unveil the Oakland A’s future Las Vegas stadium

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Wheel Fancy

Mercedes-Benz Places designed by SHoP Architects will bring a new luxury car–branded residential project to Miami

“Loud and Clear”

Nashville East Bank master plan, replete with new arts center, affordable housing, and NFL Stadium, moves forward

Crunching the Numbers

In Philadelphia, new 76ers arena could cost Pennsylvanians $1 billion in lost tax revenue, study finds

Why Not Housing?

Politicians and housing advocates respond to Vornado’s plan to bring tennis courts to former Hotel Pennsylvania site

Freedom Plaza

BIG unveils a megaproject next to the UN replete with condos, hotels, a casino, and a Museum of Freedom and Democracy

The 78

Gensler and HOK unveil new Chicago White Sox stadium in the South Loop and repurposed Guaranteed Rate Field in Bridgeport

From Brooklyn to Buffalo

The Social Housing Development Authority is a new agency posited by New York lawmakers to tackle the state-wide housing crisis

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New Vic, New Life

Diamond Schmitt shares design for McGill University’s sustainable expansion at The New Vic

California Dreaming

New renderings and details emerge for California Forever, the $800 million city proposed for Silicon Valley

On the Move

Inglewood, California’s people mover receives $1 billion in federal funding

Talking Shop

UCLA is looking to purchase Westside Pavilion in Los Angeles

Hands-on, Bottom-up

An exhibition at McGill revisits the work of the Minimum Cost Housing Group

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A 1,750-foot supertall designed by AO may be coming to Oklahoma City, marking the country’s second tallest building

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