Mark Byrnes

The redevelopment of Rochester’s Inner Loop was widely hailed as a model for repairing cities scarred by freeways. But the project’s next phase stands to take a different turn.

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.

A $50 million makeover by Milan-based ACPV Architects turns a sunken plaza in Midtown Manhattan from an “urban void” into a place to socialize.

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.

As the MLB A’s limp through a last season in the city, the Pioneer League’s Ballers take the field in a new park designed to spur neighborhood revival.

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

With its fractured facade and biophilic design, MAD Architects’ One River North evokes the canyons of the Rockies in one of Denver’s fastest-growing neighborhoods.

Designed for the Kansas City Current by the women-led architecture firm Generator Studio, CPKC Stadium aims to revive an urban waterfront without public funds.