Secrets of NYC
NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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Architecture
Morgantown: In The Shadow Of Industry
Swallow Café and other businesses on Bogart Street How does a sparsely inhabited industrial zone become one of New York
Architecture
The Critic’s Take: An Analysis of “New York by Gehry”
Why all the hoopla? Is this designer of metallic museums and curvy concert halls, luxury houses, and flashy corporate headquarters,
Arts & Culture
SF Oysterfest 2012 – oysters and music in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco’s 13 th annual O’Reilly’s Oysterfest took place at Sharon Meadow in Golden Gate Park on
Events
Beer Table in Brooklyn to Build a Beer Bicycle
Beer Table is a tiny restaurant in Brooklyn that serves its own commissioned beer and locally-sourced food. It’s everything
Guides
The Untapped Guide to Chelsea
Here is the next installment in Untapped’s curated guide for speedy exploration. Last week, I presented 5 spots in
Architecture
Just the Gritty: Mission District Architecture
You don’t have to be an architect to appreciate architecture. I’m going to be frank with you right
Architecture
Loving Summer at the Bassin and Parc de la Villette
Back in 2010, Untapped Paris posted about the landscaping and architecture of the Parc de la Villette, as well as
Architecture
IN PICTURES: Framing the Untapped City
Earlier this year, I took an architectural photography class with photographer Erieta Attali, author of the book In Extremis: Landscape
Architecture
Architecture Spotlight: San Francisco Civic Center
San Francisco’s 1906 fire and earthquake not only destroyed much of San Francisco, it also destroyed the dream of
Arts & Culture
A Sunday with Filipina Domestic Workers – Hong Kong Cultural Immersion Tours
Filipina domestic helpers gathering under the HSBC building in Hong Kong. Open Door, a nonprofit organization that coordinates Hong Kong
Architecture
‘Don’t Forget to Look Up!’: The Broadway You Haven’t Seen…Part 3 Union Square to Times Square
I spent a lot of the walk under the shadow of the Empire State Building, but had it not been
Architecture
A Critical Look at Central Park’s Design
On June 18th, Landmark WEST! hosted one of its annual summer tours with Andrew Dolkart, professor of Historic Preservation at
