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✨You Can Touch the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball!
Find out how you can take home a piece of the old New Year's Eve ball!
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Photos from 2013 PARK(ing) Day in NYC
A PARK(ing) Day spot in Tribeca with ping-pong table, desks and grass by HR&A PARK(ing) Day
Arts & Culture
Daily What?! There’s a Spandex House in the Garment District NYC
Just in case you were short on Spandex, along 38th Street in the Garment District are both Spandex House and
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Untapped Cities Team at the 2013 NYC Dîner en Blanc in Bryant Park
Photo by Daniel the Photographer The Untapped Cities’ team tradition of attending the Dîner en Blanc together goes back to
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Untapped Cities Contributor Profile: Maria Fernanda
What’s your “day job”? I’m a junior at Sarah Lawrence College and study physics and poetry as main
Architecture
PlanningCamp’s Unconference in NYC Arrive at Pratt Institute on September 21
From 9:00am to 5:00pm tomorrow, Open Plans will be hosting PlanningCamp, a hands-on “unconference” planned and led by
Architecture
Preview of 2013 MAS Summit for NYC: Sneak Peak at the New Calatrava Transportation Hub and Hudson Yards
This week’s preview at the Paley Center for Media of the upcoming 2013 Municipal Art Society Summit for NYC
Architecture
#untappedcities Photo Pool “Pic” of the Week: Field Condition on NYC Architecture
The Instagram account and website Field Report came on our radar this week, after they submitted some fantastic Instagram shots
Arts & Culture
Megaphone: An Art Installation in Montreal that Revives Public Speaking Turning Your Words into Text
Through current technologies and the widespread use of social media, real-life public speaking has become a bit of a lost
Architecture
Downtown Doodler: History of Trinity Church in NYC ArchiDoodle
The first Trinity Church building, constructed in 1698, was modest with a small porch. Scottish sailor, Captain William Kidd lent
Architecture
Don’t Forget to Look Up: Fifth Avenue from 59th to 79th Streets
Picking up from where Don’t Forget to Look Up left off last time, the next section of Fifth Avenue–
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Fun Maps: 19th Century Maps Then and Now in NYC, Chicago and San Francisco
Last week we looked in detail at an 1836 map of New York City overlayed onto present day Google Maps,
Architecture
5 Historic Houses Converted into Museums in the Bronx
New York City is home to numerous world-famous museums but if you need a break from classics like the Metropolitan
