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The $830 Million Obama Center: Progress or Problem? The Story Behind the Delays, Millions Spent Over Budget, and Lawsuits Claiming Racial Discrimination
A 53-year-old construction worker who fell several floors into a ventilation duct at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago ...
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Arizona's first Black architect's impact transcends his blueprints
Rushia Fellows impact on our city is undeniable - and it turns out, he had a major impact on the lives of many people he came ...
Inside a Colonial-Style New York Home With British and Scandi Inspirations
For interior designer Keren Richter, this project is personal. The 20-year-old Colonial-style three-bedroom isn’t her own ...
Next hot neighborhood?
A historic Louisville community faces challenges and opportunities as it becomes an attractive target for investors and ...
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Lauren Harris on Google Doodle for Black History Month
Lauren Harris shares insights on creating the Google Doodle celebrating Chicago house music, empowering Black creatives, and the importance of representation ...
27 Black Women Changing the Architecture and Design Space
According to a 2020 report in Archinect, only 0.4 percent of licensed architects in the United States are Black women.
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‘Signs of the Times’ Commemorates Black Perseverance in a Changing Harlem
As rents rise and displacement grows, Harlem residents led their own project to map the neighborhood’s rich history.
How Black EMS workers created the blueprint for paramedics
A new documentary tells the story of a company of Black Emergency Medical Services (EMS) workers, and how their drive created ...