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In the early 1910s, New York City took most of a landlord’s building for a road and subway project,…
The world’s loneliest house stands alone on Elliðaey Island in Iceland.
San Francisco’s Fleishhacker Pool was so enormous that lifeguards patrolled using rowboats. Built in…
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SoFi Stadium, a $5 billion project, lacks air conditioning and relies on ocean breezes for cooling….
Decoding the Unique Aesthetics of American Diners
The exterior design of American diners often brings to mind the silhouette of a train – an association that is not accidental. The term “diner” itself is rooted in the history of train travel, inspired by the dining car found on many trains. This history greatly influences various design elements within the diner, from the… Read More »