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 10/10/14Modernism in Ruins: Artist "Vandalizes" a Le Corbusier MasterpieceThe visualizations find the architect's Villa Savoye in deep disrepair. |
 10/09/14Beyond DIY: How a Small Portland Factory Is Leading a New Makers MovementSpooltown combines craft with factory scales of production. |
 10/07/14Artist Conjures Up Levitating Building in Central LondonAlex Chinneck, an artist known for architectural legerdemain, won't reveal the secret behind the floating "building" until later in the month. |
 10/07/14How New Architecture Is Pointing the Way to Portland 2.0Two recent projects by Portland-based Lever Architecture gesture towards the city's future. |
 10/03/14Inside PIE, Portland's Latest Tech ExperimentAn innovative tech incubator that occupies a surprising niche in the city's downtown |
 10/02/14Common Boston Launches Latest BuildThe program kicks off its sixth Common Build competition this weekend. |
 10/02/14Q&A: Alex Gilliam of Public WorkshopIn advance of his DesignPhiladelphia talk, we chat with the social entrepreneur about his continued commitment to community design. |
 10/01/14The High Line's Last Section Plays Up Its Rugged PastThe final stretch of New York's elevated park is a satisfying conclusion. |
 09/26/14The Life, Death, and Rebirth of Urban CemeteriesThe Green Team on the restoration and preservation of historic churchyards |
 09/26/14Q&A: Jonathan Puleio on the Evolving Field of Ergonomic DesignAn ergonomics expert discusses how design needs to better understand the human body. |
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