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Conversions
How four building conversions — factory, church, school, office tower — reveal where a neighborhood is headed, read from what its empty buildings…
Jul 20
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The Steeple Still Stands Over the Block
Aging congregations, changing neighborhoods, and churches converting to condos — plus why streaming empties the sanctuary differently than TV ever did…
Jul 14
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June 2026
The Name Is Still Carved Over the Door
School-to-apartment conversion was the fastest-growing adaptive reuse segment in the U.S. in 2024 — emptied not by failure but by demographics. The one…
Jun 29
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Downtown Cleveland, Ohio
WFH is emptying coastal office towers, and the talk is all about converting them to housing — as if it were new. Cleveland has run that cycle for fifty…
Jun 22
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The City That Came Back
Thirty years watching Boston and New York reinvent themselves taught me what a comeback looks like. This morning I saw the same machinery at work at…
Jun 22
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The Same Building Keeps Converting
A cotton mill in Southeastern Massachusetts, a loft block in Lower Manhattan, a leather warehouse in Boston, Bell Labs in the West Village — built for…
Jun 15
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Painted Claims
In Mott Haven, Lower Roxbury, Ohio City, and Overtown, public murals make claims the deeds don't. Reading neighborhoods with both eyes open.
Jun 6
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Overtown, Miami
Kyle Holbrook's 1,200-foot Overtown Hope Mural wraps a utility fence in the neighborhood I-95 cut in half — in the shadow of Brickell's towers.
Jun 1
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May 2026
Ohio City, Cleveland
Ananda Nahu painted the children of Lakeview Terrace thirty feet tall on the freeway wall that divides Cleveland's public housing from its brewery…
May 26
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The Summer List
Some years the summer list comes together by accident — whatever happens to land on the table by Memorial Day.
May 25
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Lower Roxbury, Boston
A Douglass mural at Boston's Douglass Square looks at two developments — one that kept its affordability promise, one that let it expire.
May 19
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Mott Haven, New York
Lula Goce's four-story mural names the child the South Bronx block has to hold — and what the deed underneath might say in five years.
May 11
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