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Explore the neighborhoods, public spaces and buildings of San Francisco through 9 articles.
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Chinatown’s rebuilt streets reflect community resistance, commercial strategy and everyday urban life.
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San Francisco’s Union Square combines a public plaza, a commemorative column and infrastructure beneath its surface.
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A ferry terminal’s long interior became a food marketplace after decades of altered use.
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San Francisco City Hall combines a monumental civic image with later engineering hidden beneath it.
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San Francisco’s waterfront promenade sits on the infrastructure of a historic port and faces new engineering demands.
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The Mission’s cultural geography includes murals, businesses and institutions whose survival depends on people being able to remain.
Alamo Square’s familiar house view is only one part of a hilltop neighborhood park.
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The Palace of Fine Arts preserves the image of an exposition building through later reconstruction.
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Lands End follows a coastal landscape where an old railway alignment meets unstable cliffs and open water.
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