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    May 7

    As Accra's population expanded in the late 19th century, residents recreated communal homes from the countryside. Today, this community-focused architecture model may provide inspiration for future urban housing in Ghana. Read more about compound houses:

    The Design History of Ghana’s Compound Houses
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    1 hour ago

    Here's why thousands of Australians are ditching finance jobs in London, New York and Hong Kong to return home. The migration is heating up the property market even further

    Bankers Flee Wall Street, Head Home to Virus-Free Australia
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  3. 2 hours ago

    What are some of your favorite road trip stories?

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  4. 4 hours ago

    Get lost in the zen experience of building a tranquil tiny town. derive particular pleasure from the simple mechanics of the game

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  5. 5 hours ago

    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. reports:

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  6. 7 hours ago

    This bizarre conspiracy theory argues that everything you know about the history of architecture is wrong

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  7. 8 hours ago

    Let's open streets up to kids this summer

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    9 hours ago

    Don't miss & ’s Michael McKee's conversation with President & CEO at . Live Wednesday 5/19 at 11:35 AM ET!

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  9. 9 hours ago

    How has the narrative of the Great American Road Trip evolved over time?

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  10. 11 hours ago

    How air conditioners can generate water to brew beer, flush toilets and water gardens

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  11. 12 hours ago

    New York state's property tax assessment scheme is horribly broken, and a plan to fix it is stuck in the mud

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  12. 14 hours ago

    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. walks us through CityLab's data research

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  13. 16 hours ago

    Shanghai is looking to its further develop its vast suburbs, while avoiding the traffic and sprawl issues of a city like Los Angeles

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  14. 16 hours ago

    If people move to new places without fundamentally changing the unsustainable systems that are causing climate change, the outcomes will only become worse, everywhere

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  15. 18 hours ago

    The office of the future isn't necessarily a single office or building, writes . It's a network of urban spaces

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  16. 19 hours ago

    When people moved out of expensive cities, where did they go? A year of migration data reveals these interesting surprises

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  17. 21 hours ago

    Maps reveal how mail service shaped the American West

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  18. 22 hours ago

    Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says we'll see a "travel rebound unlike anything you've seen in a century." He spoke to after the company exceeded analyst expectations for bookings in the first quarter

    Airbnb CEO Expects Biggest Travel Rebound in a Century
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  19. 24 hours ago

    Think of it as a recipe book for the roads — and it is up for revision. details six of the draft's biggest flaws

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  20. May 15

    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 built

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  21. May 15

    How a 19th century cholera epidemic sparked one of the most ambitious urban renovation projects in American history

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