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Why Are You On My Train?: NYC vs. Mexico City
In this week’s feature from Why Are You On My Train?, Alli and Jen learn from Sergio that the
Arts & Culture
Punk Rawk Yoga
Yoga. In San Francisco, yoga means studios with muted white lights and hardwood floors; bodies contorted and glistening with sweat
Food & Drink
Interview with Sophie Cornibert of Fulgurances
Le Lundis de Fulgurances, founded by Sophie Cornibert and Hugo Hivernat, organizes fabulous monthly dinners to showcase the work of
Architecture
The New York City that Never Was: Part III Roadways and Railways
New York as a multi-layered city Cities are like creatures, dependent on the intricate systems providing them with life.
Architecture
O’Neals, that “Old Man Bar,” an Upper West Side Haunt with a History
When extreme weather settles over Manhattan the idea of ducking into a dark, welcoming pub becomes especially appealing. Oneal’s
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VIDEO: UntappedParis Singapore Takeout Dinner w/ Andre Chiang
Thanks you to everyone for making this such a spectacular evening. A bravo to Agence Sillages for this fantastic video,
Architecture
Incredible 3D Illusion at Paris Hôtel de Ville
When we first saw this reported by the Huffington Post, we had to go check it out for ourselves. In
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Get ready for the Fashion Truck, the first mobile boutique in Boston
In the summer of 2010, Emily Benson’s parents said to her, “You don’t need to go to graduate
Architecture
Preview: Entering Chernobyl
Next week, the Unknown Fields Division of the Architectural Association School of Architecture will bring together twenty eight collaborators and
Arts & Culture
Tap This – 8 July 2011
Welcome to back to the weekly column “Tap This,” where our editors report on their top picks of the week.
Architecture
Slums in Paris along the RER B Line
Despite Sarkozy’s sweeping attempt to clear Paris of its slums last year and permanently deport illegal residents (mostly gypsy
Architecture
Les Pique-Niques Blancs: The Paris White “Pic Nic”
By now, thanks to the New York Times and MSNBC earlier linking a couple Untapped articles, most of the world