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Architecture
Cities that Speak: A Walk on the Brooklyn Bridge
I believe the saying goes “If these walls could talk.” Well what if they could? What if stories and memories
Architecture
At Orly Airport, virtual flight attendants
Charles deGaulle airport with is notoriously bad signage better watch out. Orly airport in Paris now has virtual flight attendants,
Food & Drink
The Birth of the Bloody Mary
The King Cole Bar is not shy when it comes to advertising its notable history. Located at the St Regis
Arts & Culture
Where a Drink is Served With a Work of Art
Old King Cole was a merry old soul, and a merry old soul was he The King Cole Bar, located
Architecture
Behind the Scenes at Ground Zero with photographer John Bartelstone
On September 11, 2001, architectural photographer John Bartelstone left his home on the Upper West Side of Manhattan to meet
Architecture
The Paris Post-It Wars
For the last few months, Ubisoft and BNP Paribas have been exchanging visual swordplay in a post-it note video-
Architecture
Last Summer at Coney Island
The critically acclaimed film, Last Summer At Coney Island will be available to stream online free for two weeks at
Food & Drink
Pop-Up Hits the Caffeine-Spot
The pop-up concept has become a global phenomenon in recent years, and it is not a surprise that it
Arts & Culture
ART on STREETS: Magical Door in the Mission
One of the most enjoyable things about living in the city of San Francisco is how visually dynamic it is.
Arts & Culture
Grande Doodles, by the Downtown Doodler
Some of my first memories are of drawing or coloring. I even ruined my Playschool kitchen set by adding some
Architecture
The Day Baseball Died in Brooklyn – Ebbets Field
Run through Prospect Park on a summer afternoon (and I mean the whole park) and you will see Brooklyn. It’
Arts & Culture
Beyond the Web: Stickers on the Streets of Williamsburg
Walking through Williamsburg can sometimes be like browsing Reddit-esque forums: You’ll see the bizarre, ironic, unusual, amusing and
