Work from home has become the norm, begging the question: Has the world of the office, of urban living and working, in fact, come to an end?

For certain U.S. cities that rely on tourism revenue, 2020 was a devastating blow. But they’re finally bouncing back thanks to creative ingenuity.

At the end of a visit to Charleston and Kiawah Island, the tension between progress and chaos felt like a microcosm of the state of the country.

When you’re a legacy print publication, getting back to words and images on paper feels like traveling home.

“Quality of life will determine the future of all urban areas, especially as we try to recapture the people, businesses and revenue that have left our cities.”

Plus, the pandemic as an excuse for city-shaming.