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I write about Europe for @citylab. Any views mine. Also at @feargusosull.bsky.social
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The Humble Crinkle-Crankle Wall Is the Star of the Serpentine Pavilion

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By Feargus O'Sullivan
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Inside Skidmore's vision for a reusable Olympic Village in Milan

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By Feargus O'Sullivan, Bloomberg CityLab
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
Milan’s new athletes’ village, which is receiving its first guests this week for the Winter Olympics, is a tidy case study in how host cities are setting priorities — and learning from past mistakes — when it comes to Olympic construction. While the games have given rise to showy landmark complexes the world over, practical long-term uses are often an afterthought.
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London’s Love of Wood-Burning Stoves Sparks a Pollution Debate

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By Feargus O'Sullivan
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
In the dark, chilly winter months, it’s not unusual to walk down one of London’s more affluent residential streets and notice the smell of wood smoke. Bittersweet and pungent, the odor typically comes from an appliance that has become the epitome of British middle-class aspiration: the wood-burning stove. These squat metal burn boxes have become a must-have for the city’s affluent homeowners.
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