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The Guastavino Vaults of St. John the Divine Tour
Explore the Guastavino tilework of NYC's largest Gothic cathedral from above and below!
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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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Win a Free Tour of The Brooklyn Army Terminal on September 20th with Chashama and MAS
We’ve got an exciting addition to our Untapped Cities event series this fall! We’re partnering with Chashama to
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Fun Maps: Watch Real-Time Activity on NYC Subway Maps with iPhone App Tunnel Vision
Tunnel Vision, a new app created by NYU student Bill Lindmeier, gives users the opportunity to access real-time visual
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5 of NYC’s Oldest Bakeries: Ferrara, Veniero, Glaser’s, Parisi, and Caputo’s
In a city with so many wonderful bakeries, we thought it might be fun to explore some of the oldest,
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Vintage Photographs of 5 Famous NYC Museums in Their Original Incarnations
In a city where nothing is sacred and almost every architectural landmark is liable for an overhaul (take 5 Pointz
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Fun Maps: The Little Free Libraries Take Hold in Our Cities
For as far back as we can remember, there’s been the urge to share the books we’ve read
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Untapped Contributor Profile: Sabrina Romano
Get to know Untapped Cities contributor Sabrina Romano, who has been running the vintage photography column and a summer intern
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The Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool: Beautiful Bridges
Bridges–masterful works of engineering and architecture that are used every day by residents and visitors alike. New York City
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Surprising Architecture: Behind Budapest’s Secret Bauhaus Doors
Bauhaus architecture in Budapest by Gábor Krausz (1942) In and around the streets of Budapest’s XIII District the term
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The Gilded Age Mansions of Fifth Avenue from 59th Street to 79th Street
Last week, we walked you through the many mansions, predominately lost, along Millionaire’s Row on Fifth Avenue up to
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10 Landmarked Ruins Around the World Including NYC’s Renwick Smallpox Hospital and the Buddha’s Birthplace in Nepal
Did you know that ruins can be landmarked? The Colosseum in Rome and the pyramids of Egypt may be the
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Experience Living Underwater in the Park Avenue Tunnel Summer Streets Installation
In August, nearly seven miles of streets in the world’s busiest metropolis will be open to the public on
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Daily What?! NYC Planning Department Keeps Official Population Records for Central Park, JFK Airport, and Jamaica Bay
If you’ve ever wondered who, if anyone, lives in NYC’s larger parks, allow the Department of City Planning’
