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Moshe Safdie is designing a new 150,000-square-foot library in Boise, Idaho.

John Clifford is redesigning Underground Atlanta, a four-block mixed-use redevelopment featuring over 150,000-square-feet of retail, office and community space.

Tom Wright is critical of the Governor's plan for the construction of a tunnel or bridge across the Long Island Sound.

Carol Willis explains the recent trend behind super slender skyscrapers in New York City.

Deborah Berke has been selected to design new residential colleges at Princeton University for their Campus Plan.

How can we use creative zoning and design, investment in the public realm, and infrastructure upgrades to enhance economic outcomes for all?

Lena Afridi and Armando Moritz-Chapelliquen explain why gentrification is more than the loss of housing and small businesses, it is also the loss of culture.

Claire Weisz advocates for change in the architecture profession.

Mark Willis reflects on the interminable confidence in the housing market before the 2006 crisis.

Henry Grabar examines California's proposal to address the housing crisis by removing land use controls near transit stations.

Tommy Craig is developing Sunrise at East 56th Street to provide seniors with assisted living and memory care services.

Adrian Benepe warns that turning over Marx Brother Playground in East Harlem to private development would set a dangerous precedent.

Tom Wright explains what is next for the Gateway Tunnel Project after President Trump's decision to withdraw federal funding.

Audrey Wachs covers the newly planned South Battery Park Resiliency Project that replaces Wagner Park with deployable barriers and flood-proof landscapes.

Michael Horodniceanu laments the high costs of the Second Avenue subway extension.

Michael Replogle refutes claims that lower speed limits are dangerous for pedestrians by detailing the numerous benefits from NYC's Vision Zero initiative.

Sam Schwartz suggests that adding a ride fee on for-hire vehicles could encourage riders to use cheaper transit options and reduce congestion.

Alison Von Glinow won Storefront's Souvenirs: New New York Icons competition with Pop-Up City, capturing the richness of Manhattan Community District #2.

Claire Weisz designed new cabins that will feature in campgrounds throughout New York State.

Michelle de la Uz praises the latest anti-harassment legislation for its potential to protect rent-regulated residents in Gowanus.

Paul Goldberger's obituary of Vincent Scully highlights his teaching legacy and belief in bettering civilization through architecture.

Rohit Aggarwala details Sidewalk Labs's community engagement efforts and its design ethos in the development of the Toronto Waterfront.

Rohit Aggarwala, Juliette Michaelson, Lucrecia Montemayor and Tom Wright released Regional Plan Association's 4th Regional Plan.

Annabelle Selldorf designed 42 Crosby to offer a contemporary interpretation of SoHo's cast iron architecture.