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11 New Buildings to Visit in 2012

  1. Mark Byrnes

You might have missed these new buildings, but they're definitely worth checking out in 2012

From a humble convention center in Equatorial Guinea to a glass museum in China, it's been an intriguing year for architecture buffs. With 2011 drawing to a close, we looked for 11 new buildings from the past year you should make a point to see.

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    The Fastest-Growing U.S. Cities Aren’t What You Think

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    1. Richard Florida
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    For Ride-Hailing Drivers, Data Is Power

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    1. Sarah Holder
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    1. Laura Bliss
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    The Philosophical Argument Against Banning Scooters

    New technologies like dockless e-scooters can generate unexpected harms—but regulations aren’t always the answer.

    1. Ryan Muldoon
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    There are more than 2,000 playgrounds spread across New York City. Ariel Aberg-Riger explores the creative and political history of concrete jungle’s jungle gyms.

    1. Ariel Aberg-Riger
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