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What are some of your favorite road trip stories? #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/Ki2sVBr 

Get lost in the zen experience of building a tranquil tiny town. #citylabarchive https://trib.al/I5a46UQ  derive particular pleasure from the simple mechanics of the game

Efforts to brand the city as "Silicon Bayou" after Katrina didn't pan out. But New Orleans is now seeing a fresh wave of technology hype — and trying to make sure locals aren’t left behind. @GoldmanKay reports:https://trib.al/YGoAiik 

This bizarre conspiracy theory argues that everything you know about the history of architecture is wronghttps://trib.al/fTq9M4z 

Let's open streets up to kids this summerhttps://trib.al/F4JFTX6 

How has the narrative of the Great American Road Trip evolved over time? #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/Xq6CZJ3 

How air conditioners can generate water to brew beer, flush toilets and water gardenshttps://trib.al/mYAHF2n 

New York state's property tax assessment scheme is horribly broken, and a plan to fix it is stuck in the mudhttps://trib.al/dfv7v5B 

To fully explore the question of "urban exodus" during the pandemic, we needed a way to probe whether people within those regions were moving out to the suburbs. @mariepastora walks us through CityLab's data researchhttps://trib.al/pPg39rP 

Shanghai is looking to its further develop its vast suburbs, while avoiding the traffic and sprawl issues of a city like Los Angeleshttps://trib.al/0tXpLq9 

If people move to new places without fundamentally changing the unsustainable systems that are causing climate change, the outcomes will only become worse, everywherehttps://trib.al/mA2nW07 

The office of the future isn't necessarily a single office or building, writes @Richard_Florida. It's a network of urban spaceshttps://trib.al/JiqBk8b 

When people moved out of expensive cities, where did they go? A year of migration data reveals these interesting surpriseshttps://trib.al/1cajbcj 

Think of it as a recipe book for the roads — and it is up for revision. @schmangee details six of the draft's biggest flawshttps://trib.al/guxsvsu 

Boston's recovery from a 19th-century cholera outbreak follows a similar path to ones in Amsterdam and Paris, where disease sparked major rethinks about how cities were planned and builthttps://trib.al/hAOoGcG 

How a 19th century cholera epidemic sparked one of the most ambitious urban renovation projects in American historyhttps://trib.al/FI04fzA