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Last Chance to Catch NYC's Holiday Notalgia Train
We met the voices of the NYC subway on our nostalgia ride this weekend!
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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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Only One Exhibit by Michael Tischler at NYC Pop-Up Gallery to Benefit 9/11 Museum
The photography exhibit Only One at a pop-up gallery at 345 Broom Street opens September 4th, exhibiting the work of
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Behind the Scenes NYC Tour of Harlem with NYCEDC to Corn Exchange Building, La Marqueta, Hot Bread Kitchen, Harlem Biospace
The Corn Exchange Building Renovation in Harlem We’re very excited to announce our next Behind the Scenes NYC tour
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NYC’s Forgotten Rutgers Female College on 5th Avenue, Harlem and Lower East Side
Rutgers Female Institute, 1843. Image via NY Public Library Digital Collections Rutgers Female Institute opened as New York City’s
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Vertical Urban Factory Exhibition Opens at Industry City Gallery
If you didn’t know there was a Food Hall inside Industry City, the sprawling warehouse turned creative and small
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The NYC That Never Was: Wild Plans to Redo the Statue of Liberty
Call for Submission, 1983. Image Courtesy of Storefront for Art and Architecture. In 1983, as the centennial of the Statue
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The Abandoned, Wild Landscape of Hunters Point Waterfront in Long Island City
This past weekend, on a predominantly unguided but fully sensory tour, 20 intrepid explorers headed out with Daniel Campo, author
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See NYC’s Architectural Sites By Boat in a 1920s-Inspired Yacht, the Manhattan II
Over the past few years, we’ve been on several Classic Harbor Line including the Freshkills Park Tour, Circumnavigate Manhattan
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Daily What?! The Architect of Lever House Also Designed Public Housing in the Bronx
The architect who designed Lever House and Manhattan House, two of New York’s most highly regarded mid-twentieth century buildings,
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The Top 10 Secrets of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in NYC
St. Patrick’s Cathedral is one of the landmarks of Midtown Manhattan. Its Neo-Gothic aesthetic contrasts starkly with the Art
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Sneak Peek Inside the Archives of Storefront for Art & Architecture at Industry City
Even if you haven’t been to an exhibit at the Storefront for Art and Architecture in Nolita, you’ll
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Fun Maps: The Slips and Swamps of Early NYC
Map via Boston Public Library Back it the early days of New York, Manhattan was narrower, swampy and full of
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Found: The Lost Oversized Armchairs of Grand Central Terminal
As part of the renovation of Grand Central Terminal, red and green armchairs were placed in the dining concourse in