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Publication
04.08.2011
For America's Cities, the Future Can Be Found in the Past
Manuel Cadrecha
Our latest article on Fast Company's Co.Design blog is by Manuel Cadrecha, design director of the Atlanta office. In his essay, Manuel maintains that cities should have an interconnected community and honor their history. Two projects, in New York and Atlanta, show how the old bones of American cities can be repurposed into spaces that strengthen the soul.
