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Crisis On Infinite Infrastructures

The aging, Ohio River-spanning Brent Spence Bridge will remain closed for weeks or more

The skyline of Louisville, kentucky, as seen from a steel bridge
A Southern Story

Contestations over redevelopment in Louisville reveal a historical pattern of prioritizing property over people

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Somewhere Sometime

University of Kentucky and Somewhere Appalachia want to transform coal mining sites into arts spaces

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Reynolds Re-Wrap

University of Kentucky selects finalists for its new College of Design building

Rendering of Heaven Hill expansion by Solid Light
Tastes Like Heaven

Heaven Hill is the latest bourbon brand to expand its architectural appeal

Photo of the I-65/John F. Kennedy Bridge and Abraham Lincoln Bridge in Louisville, Kentucky
Building Barriers, Not Bridges

People aren’t using Kentucky’s new $1.3 billion bridge and highway system

Rendering of the Kentucky Owl Park
Timber Temples

Shigeru Ban designs pyramidal bourbon distillery for Kentucky Owl Park

Exterior of the Kentucky International Convention Center
Unconventional Upgrade

Louisville’s largest downtown eyesore goes transparent with new redesign

Creek Connections

New renderings revealed for SCAPE’s revamp of downtown Lexington, Kentucky

Straight Shot

Bulleit opens new Kentucky distillery campus

3-for-1

Iconic José Oubrerie-designed Miller House hits the market

Wright This Way

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Kentuck Knob house celebrates its 60th anniversary

Groundswell Support

SCAPE turns Lexington, Kentucky’s long-buried water into an asset

Breathe easy: Louisville art installation tracks air pollution in real time

PART Studio Plays Peek-a-boo with Plywood

Beer, Shakespeare, and hip hop take over a vacant lot in Downtown Louisville

Corvette Museum Considering Making Giant Car-Swallowing Sinkhole A Permanent Exhibit

Louisville Names Winners in Competition to Creatively Reuse Abandoned Lots Across the City

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