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Remembering the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Each September 11, I get up early and go to Dunkin Donuts and buy a dozen donuts. I take a
Architecture
New York City’s 5 Time Zones (According to the Mayor’s Office)
This epitomizes what makes New York, New York. We “know” we are the center of the universe, but we have
Architecture
Central Park West, Over the Years
Inspired by the Gothamist’s flashback to the Dakota in the 1890s, Untapped pulled together more incredible historical images from
Arts & Culture
Behind the Scenes with Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week’s Social Media Manager
Normally, I’m the designer for the womenswear line, Graey, and I’ve worked in the past for Christian Dior,
Arts & Culture
NOLA: A tree grows on the neutral ground
Happy Mardi Gras! Inclement weather washed out Saturday and threatened on Mardi Gras Day, but it held off long enough
Architecture
ArchiHUMOR: A New Breed of Architects Show It’s Not All So Serious
Architecture schools have long struggled with what is mightier: the pen(cil) or the mouse. Columbia University GSAPP (Graduate School
Food & Drink
The Silk Road Palace: The Legend Will Live On
For more than thirty years, the Silk Road Palace was a cornerstone of Upper West Side nightlife, a place so
Arts & Culture
Finding Spain in Manhattan
Though its menacing towers, relentless grid, and sea of taxis make it a hard city to escape, there are numerous
Architecture
Ile Seguin: An Eco-Island for the Arts at the Former Renault Factory
Just before winter set, Untapped went to check out the progress on Ile Seguin in western Paris–the island of
Architecture
An Interview with Aram Bartholl, founder of the Dead Drops Project
On the eve of Aram Bartholl’s Brooklyn exhibiton at Devotion Gallery for his work FPS [First Person Shooter], Michelle
Architecture
The Abandoned 69th Street Transfer Bridge in Manhattan’s Upper West Side
[Update: Since publication of this article in 2011, the bridge has been stabilized] Nearly ten years ago, the Riverside South
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The [Abandoned] Couches of Detroit
It’s not a new thing, my obsession with street furniture. The streets of New York are peppered with discarded
