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The Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh is planning a major renovation of the Heinz Architectural Center, the museum’s forum for design. To reimagine the space, the museum tapped AD—WO, a New York-based studio known principally for its artful exhibition designs. Read the latest Design Edition newsletter: bloom.bg/4iitsjn 📷: AD–WO/Carnegie Museum of Art
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Thousands of people once lived in alley homes in Washington, DC. The climate-conscious design studio BLDUS shows the promise of reviving them. Read more: bloom.bg/4ifbtZE 📷: Alex Kent/Bloomberg
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Adept at both neoclassical flair and drab concrete, architect Josef Kaiser defined the surprising Cold War style of East Germany's architecture. Read more: bloom.bg/4zS2Zis 📷: Schnepp Renou
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“We have been fighting against the environment,” says the vice mayor of Novo Progresso, an Amazon town that overwhelmingly supports conservative presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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A project in Chicago that seeks to obscure George Washington is one of hundreds of efforts to rethink which historical figures get memorialized. Read more: bloom.bg/4yXiS70 📷: Jon Song Photography
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Prague preserved its historic core while other European capitals rebuilt. Now billionaire-backed projects are transforming old rail yards and industrial land into entirely new neighborhoods. Read more: bloom.bg/4yZVS7q 📷: Martin Divisek/EPA/Shutterstock
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Affordable housing advocates want to rewrite Massachusetts’s minimum lot size rules, which often mandate big lots for new single-family homes. Foes see a loss of local control. Read more: bloom.bg/4yrKRKU 📷: Lane Turner/The Boston Globe via Getty Images
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