Traffic will never be fixed here: The benefits of the diverging diamond, and why it's still not enough to fix traffic
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A cool YouTube channel, called Tool de Japan, showcasing the skills of Japanese craftsmen
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The tactile road crossing map is not just a feature that sets Swedish pedestrian signal boxes apart, it's also the first and original design of its kind
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Paris 2024 Olympic pictograms - what happened?
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This baseball cap has a secret function... (it's also a tote bag)
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Why every city wants a Wrigley Field
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The methodical plan to erase Chicago
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Why Frank Lloyd Wright was so good
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The battle for Central Park
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Why we can’t build better cities (ft. Not Just Bikes)
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More lanes are (still) a bad thing
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The extraordinary world of fake cities, and simulated urban environments
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Hive cities: Reality or fiction?
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Is the Las Vegas sphere worth it?
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This craftsman designs and solves wooden puzzle boxes | Obsessed
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Does your flag fail? CGP Grey grades the state flags of the USA
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Exploring Art Deco architecture's evolution from its 1920s roots to its modern resurgence in Art Deco 2.0
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Windowless skyscrapers. These often misunderstood structures play mysterious roles in our urban landscape. In this video we explore the purposes and intriguing stories of these architectural anomalies
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Why I spent three years designing a coat hanger
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The history of emoticons
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Join me on an exclusive tour of two remarkable fire stations in Columbus, Indiana
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Why everyone hates this concrete building, and why brutalism dominates US college campuses
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SolarPunk vs CyberPunk: Our cities' last hope?
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Chicago doesn’t own its own streets
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Highly inappropriate book covers
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Why don't cities use hexagon blocks?
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Analyzing Frank Herbert's Dune from an architectural perspective
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Can infill development save cities?
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The Baťa Skyscraper in Zlín, Czechia is a landmark of architecture. And inside it, the office of Jan Antonín Baťa... is an elevator.
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How one company owns color
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Finding meaning in Christopher Alexander's "The Nature of Order"
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This building nearly broke Taipei. The Taipei Performing Arts Center; Over budget, a decade under construction, and one of Asia's most important cultural buildings.
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The bewildering architecture of skybridges
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At the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone, Montana, you can get a product certified as bear-resistant... by testing it with actual bears
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Parking laws are strangling America
49 votes -
Who really wants megastructure cites?
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Will AI really make graphic designers obsolete?
15 votes -
What our utensils say about our culture
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The secret world of Japan's puzzle masters
3 votes -
Cities aren't loud: Cars are loud
10 votes -
Adam Savage's advice for pricing freelance work
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Munger Hall: A billionaire's bizarre social experiment
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Czechia's incredible 1960s supervillain-lair hotel (and why its architect got banned by the regime)
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AI vs. architects
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The coolest ''''country'''' flag you need to know
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The olympic pictograms are miniature design masterpieces
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Why Kyoto prohibits bright colours
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Why Copenhagen put a ski slope on a power plant
6 votes -
Megacities: Reality or fiction? Architecture in sci-fi.
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Your city is full of fake buildings, here's why
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