In the early 1970s, bike activists in Bogotá, Colombia convinced their city leaders to close two major thoroughfares to car ...

In the early 1970s, bike activists in Bogotá, Colombia convinced their city leaders to close two major thoroughfares to car ...

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The Portland Art Museum (PAM) has grown steadily throughout its lifetime. The original building from 1932 had a major add-on in 1939 and expanded again in 1970. In 2005, the Masonic Temple next to PAM ...

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