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Data Centers Are Trying to Cozy Up to Townsâand Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week (opens the original)
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Actor Christian Bale opened a nonprofit foster care village in Palmdale, California, designed to keep siblings under the same roof. Together Californiaâs six town houses, which can accommodate up to 72 children and their caregivers, share a courtyard, playground, and community center. (The New York Times) An Oakland couple turned seven homes into Radish, a communal living compound where up to 20 adults shared meals, childcare, and everyday life. The compound was built around the belief that pe
The Fight Over the Kennedy Center Continuesâand Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week (opens the original)
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The Kennedy Centerâs board voted to close the struggling venue for urgent repairs after part of its ceiling collapse. The vote came after a federal judge blocked President Trump, yet again, from adding his name to the building, prompting him to threaten to pull support for its renovation via Truth Social and berate Representative Joyce Beatty during a heated board meeting. (The Atlantic) U.S. existing home sales fell for the third straight month in August as mortgage rates neared seven percent
Nicolas Cageâs Malibu Home Has a Sink Holeâand Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week (opens the original)
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Trumpâs policies, including "funding cuts, grant cancellations, and administrative delays," are stalling or shrinking park projects across the country, with underserved neighborhoods who are desperate for green spaces hit especially hard. In Queens, the proposed QueensWay lost most of a $117 million federal grant due to a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill, leaving the High Lineâesque project facing major downsizing. (Bloomberg) The Brooklyn Public Library is launching its first craft l
Denmark 3D-Prints 36 Homesâand Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week (opens the original)
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As the nationwide fight against water-hungry data centers rages on, Native-owned energy companies are creating an alternative: their smaller-scale systems use less water than your typical data center, give tribes greater control, and direct profits to the communities hosting them. (The Architectâs Newspaper) Montgomery Countyâs AI-powered school bus cameras, run by BusPatrol, have issued more than 375,000 tickets and $92 million in fines. But questions are being raised as to whether the came
Why India Is Reviving Ancient Water Systemsâand Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week (opens the original)
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Private chefs, contractors, plumbers, and landscapers are bringing their work to social media, with their clientsâ luxury homes often serving as the backdrop. Posting can be a great marketing strategy, bringing customers and bigger paychecks, but only when client privacy doesnât get lost in the frame, so to speak. (The Wall Street Journal) The Van Alen Institute is reviving its Paris Prize, with a new focus on regenerative design across the postcolonial landscape. Created with the team behin
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