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MetroCards to Masterpieces: Meet Artist Thomas McKean
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the work of a local NYC artist who turns MetroCards into works of art!
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Japanese Food Heaven at Mitsuwa
Just a ferry (or bus ride) away is the Japanese food heaven that is Mitsuwa. It’s basically an enormous
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The Legalization of Street Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
“Brazilian graffiti art is considered among the most significant strand[s] of a global urban art movement, and its diversity
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Big Fuel takes center stage at New York Social Media Week
“The right 140 characters has the power to change the world.” – artwork in the Big Fuel office Social media agency
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A Hidden Factory near Bastille with a Revolutionary Past and Digital Future
The 11th Arrondisement is one of my favorite neighborhoods to wander. Vintage signs from the manufacturing era still grace the
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From Co-Working to Urban Campus, the General Assembly Model
With its roots in entrepreneurship, tech startups have naturally gravitated to co-working spaces for financial reasons and as a means
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Time travel to 18th-century Paris in a hidden artisan enclave at La Loge
One of my favorite neighborhoods to wander in Paris is the 11th arrondisement. Behind closed doors often lies a whole
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Untapped New York’s Restaurant Week Picks from Chef Jeremiah Stone
Additional reporting by Elizabeth Abbarno. Recently, I caught up with globetrotting chef Jeremiah Stone from ISA in Williamsburg and asked
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VIDEO | Montage City: Golden Mall Flushing, Coney Island, Brooklyn Bridge, East New York
This past fall, I had the opportunity to be part of a video class at Columbia University run by Cassim
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Googleplex, Mountain View: Designing Interior Spaces at an Urban Scale
In this two part series, I will analyze two office buildings designed by Clive Wilkinson Architects-the Googleplex in Mountain View,
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Inside the United Artists Theater, Detroit
The United Artists Theatre was designed by Charles Howard Crane and opened in 1928. Located less than a block from
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Inside Detroit’s Abandoned Michigan Central Station
The history of Detroit is a well-told story, whether taught in planning classrooms as a caveat against master planning, in
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Louis I. Kahn’s Yale Center for British Art
So much has been written about the Yale Center for British Art, architect Louis I. Kahn’s last building at