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D.C. trolley station seeks new life as art gallery
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With public support, Cook+Fox's City Point set to break ground
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City takeover primes first phase of Governors Island
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Ford Foundation largesse funds new arts spaces
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Bill Moggridge chats with Chee Pearlman about his plan for transforming the Cooper-Hewitt into a national force
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EPA fly-ash ban could stunt use of green materials
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Editorial> Redefining Design
Plenty of ink was spilled over this year's Milan Furniture Fair, but some are starting to wonder: Does the world need another chair? Designers today must solve complex social and environmental problems, while achieving memorable place-making, too.
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Letters
Escape from Zoo York, Suburban Blind Spot, Tripping Up Attila
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Benning Library by Davis Brody Bond Aedas
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Eavesdrop> Sara Hart
Mad as Hell (And Here's My Resume), Speaking of Cups Running Over
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NEA's new design director Jason Schupbach to emphasize creative industries and place-making
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Making Waves
City launches major overhaul of waterfront plan
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Competition seeks to reimagine, reinvigorate ancient Jewish structures
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Lightweight hybrid spans are bridge to the future
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Unveiled> Musee National des Beaux-Arts du Quebec
OMA's competition-winning scheme unifies an eclectic museum campus with a jolt of urban dynamism
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Honors> AIA NY Design Awards
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Thomas Phifer offers a manifesto for movement between nature and architecture, writes Thomas de Monchaux
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In Detail> Sunrise Yard
Gruzen Samton with Gilsanz Murray Steficek and Flack + Kurtz
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Studio Visit> Situ Studio
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Boston masterplan to guide development along new park
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At Deadline
That Settles It, Platinum Goldstein, Bollocks for Yanks