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The Maison de Verre (House of Glass) in Paris
Photo via Flickr by BM. “For architects it represents the road not taken: a lyrical machine whose theatricality is the
Architecture
The Ghost Bikes of NYC
Since I accidentally started a trend of finding real and ghost planes in Google Maps last week, I figured I
Architecture
See France’s Loire Valley by Bike
You’re probably wondering why so many posts outside of Paris. Parisians tend to flee from the city of light
Events
L’ILE D’OR: The Black Island of Tin-Tin in France’s Riviera
Although the fictional Black Island of Tin-Tin was located in Scotland, it is commonly believed the inspiration for the island
Architecture
Somebody’s Hiding a Plane in Bushwick!
This crazy image comes courtesy of Brooklyn-based photographer, Christoffer Delsinger who discovered an image of an airplane hiding in Bushwick
Architecture
INCEPTION: Where It Was Filmed in Paris
After spending some time in the 16th arrondisement, we recognized many scenes where the film Inception was filmed. The dream
Architecture
Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris with a Lomo Camera
Too much has been written and filmed about the famous Père Lachaise cemetary. The final resting places for over 300,
Architecture
Tadashi Kawamata in Bordeaux and Paris
This wooden bridge by Tadashi Kawamata was installed in October 2009 as a temporary installation for the Evento festival in
Arts & Culture
Colonnes de Buren at the Palais Royal in Paris
This is probably my favorite spot in Paris and I submitted this picture for the A Moment in Time collage
Architecture
I NEED TO PEE!: Public Toilets in Paris
Last year, Untapped New York explored the public bathroom situation in New York City. In Paris, the options are much
Architecture
How to Use the Eurail Pass in France
The Eurail pass might be a little more technologically advanced since the 1975 version (above) but reserving train tickets in
Arts & Culture
Rue de Rome: A Luthier and Instrument Row in Paris
I recently needed to rent a cello to play with the Brooklyn-based band, Laura Stevenson and the Cans on their