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See our full coverage of African urbansim and new cities development on New Cities Atlas. And visit all our articles on the world, economics, sports, and interesting development projects at Capital Frontiers. Most people have never heard of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, which isn't surprising. It’s the
As Tijuana’s Sewage Crisis Routinely Shuts Down the Beaches at Coronado and Turns the Water Orange, US Officials Ponder How to Fix It The lifeguard truck moves slowly along the hard sand in front of the Hotel del Coronado, loudspeaker on, telling swimmers to get out of the water.
Northwest Indiana is one of the most distressed post-industrial landscapes in America. It also has a few assets and a plausible path forward. A domed NFL stadium is not on that path. Gary, Indiana was not always one of the most disparaged cities in America. In 1906, US Steel
In October 2025, a Chinese train hit 453 kilometers per hour in pre-service trials on the Shanghai-Chengdu corridor. It was the fastest a wheel-on-rail vehicle had ever moved in testing. The CR450 will enter commercial service on the Beijing-Shanghai line later this year at 400
Before you can enter the building, you have to be cooked. Not literally, but close enough. Visitors to the world's tallest pig farm, a 26-story tower on the southern outskirts of Ezhou, a mid-sized city in China's Hubei province, must pass through a sealed
Every city wants a landmark. Not every city gets one. There is a difference between a famous building and a city-defining symbol, and most cities never find out how wide that gap is until they try to put their skyline on a postcard. The Eiffel Tower does not merely
Ohio Stadium was modeled on the Pantheon. Not loosely inspired by it, but literally modeled on it. When architect Howard Dwight Smith designed the Horseshoe in 1921, he was making a deliberate argument that football, the American civic religion, deserved a building with the gravitas of antiquity. The great Roman
Pennsylvania Avenue has never become the great street it was always supposed to be. The Hoover Building is why. Its vacancy is a rare urban gift. Its redevelopment could redefine Washington for a century. In 1961, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, then a young aide in the Kennedy administration, already thinking harder
America’s urban hierarchy is defined by its iconic primary cities: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, D.C. These are the economic, cultural, and political powerhouses that dominate the national imagination. But just beyond their glare, in their shadows yet distinct from them, exists a class of cities that
In 1980, in a remote field in Elbert County, Georgia, a man who called himself R.C. Christian commissioned a massive granite monument inscribed in eight languages with ten commandments for the post-apocalyptic survivors of civilization. The structure, which would come to be called the Georgia Guidestones and nicknamed