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  1. Other Coach Houses in Oak Park August 31, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, Automobile Design, History, Real Estate Development, Urban Planning.

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  2. Barn Doors, Department Stores, Kiddie Monorails and Urban Transit Systems August 28, 2009

    Posted in History, Transit.

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  3. The Vancouver “Laneway” House August 27, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, Real Estate Development, Urban Planning, sustainability.

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  4. The Running of the Lions in Chicago August 25, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, Pop Culture.

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  5. … and even more “almost Frank” kind of houses August 24, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, History.

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  6. Another British Car Question August 23, 2009

    Posted in Automobile Design, Community Organization.

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  7. A curious street in River Forest August 21, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, History.

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  8. Saturday, in the Park… August 17, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, Pop Culture, Travel, Urban Planning.

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  9. A River Runs Through It, and the Malibu Supper Club August 15, 2009

    Posted in Current Affairs, History, Pop Culture, Travel.

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  10. More Walls Talking – Vacant Storefronts August 13, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, Current Affairs, History, Pop Culture, Real Estate Development, Transit, Urban Planning.

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  11. US / Canada Rail Infrastructure Luncheon August 12, 2009

    Posted in Community Organization, Current Affairs, International Affairs, Transit.

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  12. If walls could talk… August 9, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, History.

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  13. Navigating around a 1970 Buick LeSabre August 9, 2009

    Posted in Automobile Design, Travel.

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  14. The Idea That Came Around August 3, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, Real Estate Development, Urban Planning, sustainability.

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  15. Roadside Oddities in Central Illinois August 1, 2009

    Posted in Architecture, History, Pop Culture, Travel.

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