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### CityLabAs Flying Taxis Approach, Cities Are Making RoomThe Quiet Conviction of the Architect Reshaping New YorkThe City That Conquered Traffic Has a New WeaponTrump’s Arch Proposal Advances, Despite Law Limiting Building HeightMilan’s Battle Against Bad Air Goes OnDamaged Manhattan Tower Owner to Reconstruct 15 Floors After EvacuationJersey City Shadowed by Tax Hike as Boomtown Faces ReckoningWhy the Great American State Fair Looks So EmptyTo Find the Heart of America’s 250 Celebrations, Get Out of WashingtonFor Urban Walkers, a Patchy Dilemma: Who Owns the Sidewalk?America’s Road Safety Blind Spot‘Down From Londoners’ Are Transforming England’s Seaside TownsCan Dulles Become America’s First World-Class Airport?Britain’s Plan for ‘New Towns’ Goes Back to the FutureHanoi Bets Its Future on a Riverside to Rival World’s Great CitiesA First-Ever Presidential Playground Gives Kids a Foothold in US HistoryA City That Inspired Mamdani Is Bringing Back Bus FaresAmerica’s First Capital City Puts Its Stamp on the 250thIn Arkansas, a Fast-Growing Museum Anchors an Unusual CampusNew York City’s Hottest Public Transit Mode Is a Boat### HousingIsabel Seliger for Bloomberg BusinessweekTrump’s Housing Chief Wants to Build, But With What? HUD Secretary Scott Turner says it’s time to put millions more Americans in homes. He’s also standing by while his agency’s staff and funding disappear.Affordable Housing Left Vulnerable After Trump Fires Building InspectorsA Housing Complex Designed to Tackle Loneliness Wins Britain’s Best Building### DesignSagrada Família Is a Miracle of Structural Engineering Still underway in Barcelona after more than 140 years, Antoni Gaudí’s vision for an otherworldly church was only made possible by modern construction methods.