Alexandra Lange is a Publicity Assistant who writes for various publications including Audible Treats, The New Yorker, Bloomberg News, and The New York Times. Her work has also been featured in MIT Technology Review. She covers a wide range of topics including music, festivals, cultural events, and home design.
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Amid the legalization of marijuana in many states, the market for cannabis edibles has become a showcase for clever design.
Bay State Cohousing offers shared spaces for communal living, with some traditional design touches to help it fit in its suburban neighborhood.
Design experts say a surprising number of them have stood the test of time.
A mixed-use megaproject called The Well draws on lessons from humble shopping centers to connect a residential neighborhood with an office corridor.
A wave of new adaptive reuse projects seek to breathe new life into the suburban office parks and monumental corporate campuses of the 1970s and ’80s.
A clinic designed by NBBJ to incorporate light and nature is part of a sea change in the way that psychiatrists approach children’s behavioral health.
New parks in Philadelphia, Memphis and Tulsa show that the key to making playgrounds fun for all ages is designing them for teenagers.
By: Alexandra Lange
New projects aimed at children show that tech doesn't have to dominate the narrative.
By: Alexandra Lange
For “Homecoming,” sculptor Hugh Hayden created a provocative replica of Kidsville, a suburban Dallas example of the wooden playgrounds that flourished in the 1980s.
New housing experiments with courtyards show that this age-old design approach can still deliver for cities struggling to provide homes for families.
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