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City Escapes
Why can't an old rail line be an urban oasis? Across the United States, city governments have found that it's cheaper—and more engaging for residents—to rebuild infrastructure into public green…
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Safe Way
Overcrowding on Mumbai, India's above-ground rails is so extreme, it's often deadly. On average, seven commuters die each day, with more than 2,700 deaths in 2018. Relief is en route, with the state…
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Going Up
The SkyRise vertical amusement park is fraught with design and construction challenges. But before the project team could turn to those, the plans first had to clear the courtroom. Initially…
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Unconventional Scale
The global meetings and conventions industry was expected to grow 7.5 percent annually from 2017 to 2023, hitting US$1.2 trillion in 2023, according to a 2018 report by research firm Allied Market…
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Making a Difference
Projects have the power to transform. And this year's PMI Project of the Year finalists channeled that power to move communities, companies and customers in new directions. One team deployed a…
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Student Stakeholders
After the original Jamal Abdul Nasser School in Gaza was destroyed in 2014 during the conflict with Israel, the foundation tasked with rebuilding the school put stakeholder management front and…
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Sound Decisions
When a show-stopping flood destroyed the University of Iowa's music building, students, faculty and administrators saw an opportunity to create a new home that met performance, rehearsal and…
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Pedal Power
So many bicycles, not enough parking. That's the problem for cities across the Netherlands, where cycling is a way of life, with 1 in 4 people riding bikes to work. Pedal power is even greater in…
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Apple's New Core
U.S. tech giants seem to be falling in love with splashy architecture. Two years after Facebook completed a project to build a new headquarters in Silicon Valley, California, USA designed by Frank…
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Custom Fit
Getting dressed is a daily hurdle for individuals with certain diseases and disabilities. But designers and apparel companies are launching projects to change that. Over 1 billion people, or about…
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