Philip Langdon

• Philip Langdon
• August 1997 Issue

Even business travelers may find they enjoy bed-and-breakfasts

• Philip Langdon
• September 1993 Issue

A city that protects its thriving, civil core

• Philip Langdon
• November 1992 Issue

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• November 1991 Issue

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• March 1990 Issue

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• January 1990 Issue

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• October 1989 Issue

• Philip Langdon
• December 1988 Issue

Designers are reappraising closet space

• Philip Langdon
• July 1988 Issue

“Life-care” centers offer services for the elderly, often at a very high price

• Philip Langdon
• April 1988 Issue

today's designers of residential areas are increasingly influenced by the grid plans, narrow streets,intimate scale, and convenient shopping of nineteenth-century American towns

• Philip Langdon
• March 1988 Issue

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• January 1988 Issue

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• October 1987 Issue

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• July 1987 Issue

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• December 1986 Issue

• Philip Langdon
• June 1986 Issue

How the evolving architecture of fast-food chains has shaped the character of America’s roadside landscape

• Philip Langdon
• December 1985 Issue

• Philip Langdon
• September 1984 Issue