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Guide to the NYBG Holiday Train Show, An Annual Love Letter to NYC
Discover which NYC buildings—both lost and extant—have been recreated out of plants!
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10 New Public Art Installations Not To Miss in NYC February 2020
Welcome to February! There is much to see this month in the public art world, with numerous new public art
Architecture
The Remnants of a Cold War Missile Launch Site on Hart Island
Last night, several members of the Untapped New York team were part of the panel Rediscovering New York: Revealing Forgotten
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The 2020 Times Square Valentine’s Day Heart is Here
The 12th annual Times Square Valentine Heart Design Competition work was unveiled in Times Square this morning at Father Duffy
Architecture
The Abandoned Seaman’s Retreat Hospital on Staten Island
Along the waterfront of Staten Island’s eastern shore, Bayley-Seton Hospital, is an imposing facility. It’s creepiness validated by
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New Photos on the LinkNYC Scavenger Hunt, Name This Spot Are Live
It’s the second week of our latest curation of the Name This Spot photo scavenger hunt series on the
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Inside Adorable Visitors Center on Roosevelt Island, A Hidden Architectural Detail
A few steps after getting off the Roosevelt Island tram, you will be greeted by a stately but tiny welcome
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The Oldest Espresso Machine in NYC is in Cafe Reggio
There are many reasons why Caffè Reggio is the grand dame of coffee shops in New York City. One of
Arts & Culture
Tribute to Kobe Bryant Goes Up in Bryant Park Subway Station
It is part of human nature to create makeshift memorials as a way to process grief. When someone dies who
Arts & Culture
When the Weather Underground Accidentally Blew Up a Greenwich Village Townhouse
This funky Greenwich Village townhouse stands at the site of an accidental explosion by the radical Weather Underground organization!
Arts & Culture
Support Museum of Chinese in America Following Devastating Fire that Destroyed Archive
Last Thursday night, a devastating fire took place at 70 Mulberry Street, a former school that housed numerous non-profits. In
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NYC Makers: Q&A with Harriet Harriss. Dean of Pratt Institute School of Architecture
Harriet Harriss, Photo credit: Morley Von Sternberg We recently sat down with the architect and writer, Dr. Harriet Harriss, the
New York
Get a First Look at the New Open Gangway Subways Coming to NYC
The MTA has released its first photos of the new R211 class subways that will be coming to the New