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Untapped New York was started in 2010 by a then student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), where she is now a professor. We love architecture and believe there is no better place to celebrate it than NYC!
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Video of The West Side Cowboys: A Unique View of NYC’s Industrial Past
The “West Side Cowboys” in New York City, one of the most fun secrets of the High Line, were city-appointed
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Build Your Own Subway System with “Mini Metro” Game
Subway-related aggravation in New York is such an ingrained part of living here that it can sometimes feel shocking when
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The NYC That Never Was: The Jamaica Bay-Flushing Canal
This visual is a fascinating find from @Discovering_NYC – a plan to create a canal from a new port in
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London Artist Alex Evans Gives Life to Imaginary Cities on Vine
Spiral, Pen on paper, 27×35. Image from artist. Across the Atlantic in London, artist Alex Evans made his name
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The Abandoned Portion of NYC’s Bleecker Street Subway Station Platform
In 2012, the Bleecker Street subway station was renovated to create a much-needed transfer from the uptown 6 train to
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Guerrilla Scratch & Sniff Stickers in NYC Subway for a Better Smelling Ride
We all know how bad the New York City subway system can smell sometimes. In the worst of times, we
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Reimagining the Window Grille in NYC: Turning Eyesores into Art
A few designers in New York are working to reimagine the prosaic window grille, transforming it from a utilitarian security
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The Brooklyn-Queens Connector Streetcar Plan: The Facts, Pros and Cons
In his third annual State of the City address last Thursday, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio put forward
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The Subway Beneath the US Capitol in Washington D.C.
On a recent visit to Washington D.C., we had the opportunity to extensively check out the United States Capitol
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7 of NYC’s Most Unique Musical Instruments You Can Visit
Musical instruments are not always the first thing that comes to mind when you think of architecture, but they are
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Fun Maps: A Day in the Life of the Citi Bike System in 2015
Todd W. Schneider is a software engineer who has been analyzing the New York City’s open data in his
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SHoP Architects to Bring NYC’s First Wood High Rise Building to Chelsea
On the corner of 18th Street and 10th Avenue, diagonally across from a future entrance to the High Line sits