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The Guggenheim Effect, Revisited
For more than a century, Bilbao’s blast furnaces belched billows of smoke into the air, coating its buildings in soot and polluting the Nervión River. Iron ore mined from the surrounding hills had turned Bilbao into a steelmaking and shipbu...
Paved for People
In Montreal, the question of who has the better bagel is one of moral and philosophical significance. Whether you’re a Fairmount fan or Saint-Viateur stan, the great bagel debate is a part of the city’s civic religion, with each shop’s part...
A Building is a Blessing
Scottie Ivory didn’t live to see the completion of the building that bears her name. The Ivory is the first of its kind in Austin: an all-electric, no parking, owner-occupied condo building with 75% of the homes designated as workforce hous...
A City, If You Can Keep It
This is the fifth and final essay in our month-long series celebrating 250 years of American urbanism at City of Yes. Today’s essay is free for everyone thanks to the paid subscribers who make this work possible. If you’ve enjoyed this mont...
The Political City
Pierre Charles L’Enfant and the Planning of Washington, D.C.
We’re celebrating 250 years of American urbanism at City of Yes this month. If you find this work valuable, please consider supporting it with a paid subscription. Thanks for rea...
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