Month: April 2022

There’s a lot to love about using wood cabinets in a kitchen. They bring plenty of warmth, hide dings and scratches better than painted cabinets and often impart a hard-to-describe comforting feel that comes from natural materials. To see for yourself…

though the structure seems to follow a simple layout, the interior hides many spatial quirks to correspond to the active lifestyle of its inhabitants.
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an open yet protected terrace tops the building, softening harsh sunlight and providing occupants with a comfortable gathering area.
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Over the past two decades, urban highways’ social and economic ramifications have been brought into focus as a large part of this mid-century infrastructure comes to the end of its lifespan, prompting conversations over its role in contemporary urban planning. Freeway removal entails the replacement of the transport infrastructure with new urban developments, green amenities and alternative street grids to promote a healthier urban environment and smart growth. In some cases, the idea of removing highways is met with concern over the potential increase in traffic and gentrification of the areas adjacent to the road, but the pandemic has further exacerbated the need for quality public spaces and brought once again into question the hegemony of the car. The following highlights various highway removal projects, discussing how these interventions restore the urban fabric, reknit communities and recover urban spaces for city dwellers.