Mark Byrnes

The new exhibit “Urban Archaeology” shows off architectural relics salvaged from buildings destroyed during the city’s urban renewal era.

Stadium design consultants Janet Marie Smith and Fran Weld say that baseball venues have a role to play as drivers of inclusive post-Covid urban recovery.

The city’s vast transit system is also a trove of more than 400 works of contemporary art, all overseen by the New York MTA’s Arts & Design program.

The city’s vast transit system is also a trove of more than 400 works of contemporary art, all overseen by the New York MTA’s Arts & Design program.

A new microneighborhood centered around a restored arts anchor will test the city’s ongoing revitalization outside its urban core.

Bicycle skills training and education programs aimed at women and minority groups can help close cycling’s stubborn access gaps and get more riders in the saddle.

Once the world’s largest office building, this Art Deco behemoth has been reborn after two $40 million renovations.

The designers of the National Aquarium’s new exhibit, the Harbor Wetland, combined nature and technology to help restore a long-polluted urban waterway.

The Caesars Superdome is marking 50 years and hosting its eighth Super Bowl, having survived Hurricane Katrina and outlived nearly all of its 20th century rivals.

From designing playgrounds to university campuses, Kelly Hayes McAlonie has worked to prioritize women and families in public space.