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Guy Nordenson explains how the emergence of cable-stayed bridges occurred after the construction of New York City's bridges.

Ken Greenberg gave a walking tour of Toronto's "the Kings" to show the benefits of relaxed zoning laws on the community.

Janette Sadik-Khan joins The Zeppos Report to explain how she became an advocate for more accessible and equitable transit.

Jed Walentas reveals the latest on the Domino Sugar Factory redevelopment, including The Artifact Walk, an elevated 450' long walkway.

Tom Wright, Vishaan Chakrabarti, Andrew Lynn and Polly Trottenberg addressed the various infrastructure projects required in the region at the RPA Assembly.

Michael Sorkin argues that the rise of autonomobiles and multimodal streets could yield greater political and public spaces.

Tim Tompkins praises Snøhetta's redesign of Times Square which facilitates daily public gatherings and larger celebrations.

Richard Dattner and Claire Weisz's Garage and Salt Shed project has been selected as one of the top 10 most sustainable projects of 2017.

Carlos Arnaiz is redesigning the Pasudeco Center, an iconic sugar mill in the Philippines, into a mixed-use community hub.

Mary Miss designed "Watermarks" in Milwaukee to improve community water management and to locate water landmarks.

Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi will create a cohesive, dynamic and natural master plan for a cultural campus in Naples, Fl.

Peter Walker won the first 2017 Richard Brettell Award as recognition for his fundamental and essential role in the arts in the life of the University of Texas-Dallas.

Stefan Al's The Strip is listed as one of the best books to read this spring by the Wall Street Journal.

Polly Trottenberg reveals plans to make the 5-way intersection at Jackie Robinson Parkway safer for drivers and pedestrians.

Janette Sadik-Kahn encourages Charlotte in the experimentation of safer streets for pedestrians and bicyclists.

Tom Wright laments the latest train derailment as further evidence of the long overdue maintenance required at Penn Station and the Hudson Tunnel.

Sam Schwartz weighs in on the escalator walk or stand debate, and suggests commuters may never take the rational option.

Regina Myer and Paul Travis explain why there is a strong demand for commercial and office space in Downtown Brooklyn.

Henry Grabar details radical reconceptions of 14th Street in response to the city's scant plans to adjust to the L Train closure.

Blake Middleton details how The House at Cornell Tech could encourage future Passive House projects at various scales.

Citizen Jane features interviews with Alex Garvin, Paul Goldberger and Michael Sorkin on the fight for the right to the city.

Richard Dattner, Steven Holl, Annabelle Selldorf, Weston Walker and Claire Weisz's work is featured in an essay about the renaissance of public architecture.

Keiko Tsuruta-Cramer took part in a public meeting about redesigning Portland's Congress Square into a vibrant urban gathering spot.

Paul Goldberger won a 2017 Architecture Award from the Academy of Arts and Letters for his exploration of ideas in architecture.