The year is 2024, and the American mall, once a symbol of suburban expansion and a staple of teenage life, is making a defiant comeback. Back in its 1950s heyday, the mall was a revolutionary concept – a single climate-controlled space housing dozens of shops, a food court, maybe even a movie theater. The explosion […]
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