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"The East Village Then & Now" Photo Book Launch with Daniel Root
See how this Manhattan neighborhood has changed over the past 40 years!
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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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Wild Proposals To Reuse Abandoned Subway Stations in Paris As Swimming Pool, Club, Theater and More
As we’ve previously covered 6 of Paris’ abandoned subway stations, we were excited to see this proposal to reuse
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West New York vs. East New York, Two Neighborhoods on the Fringes of NYC
East Side or West Side? The question has long vexed humanity’s greatest thinkers. The Ancient Chinese, sold on the
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The Demolition Depot in East Harlem, for Any Vintage Piece You Could Ever Want
The Demolition Depot on East 125th Street On a stretch of 125th Street in East Harlem, adrift from new construction
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Historic Neighborhoods: How Did “Parkchester” in the Bronx Get Its Name?
1940s Bronx neighborhoods map. (Courtesy of CUNY Mapping Service) In the conversation about oddly named neighborhoods in New York City,
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The Beautiful Mansions of President Street in Crown Heights, Brooklyn
In her book Holy Days author Lis Harris documents a Hasidic family in 1980s Crown Heights. On her frequent trips
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Inside the Grolier Club, an Upper East Side Private Club Dedicated to the Book Arts
Nestled among the beautiful townhouses of the Upper East Side is the Grolier Club, a private club dedicated to the
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Pop PoP: An NYC Pedestrian Street Signal That Has Human Emotions
The always creative students at NYU Interactive Technology Program (ITP) have have a project to give the mundane pedestrian street
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Vintage Photos: The Oldest Photographs of NYC and Paris
Yesterday we posted the first video of a snowstorm in New York City from 1902. Today, we wanted to share
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The Legacy of Bloomberg’s New York: Who Was Left Behind?
From the High Line to Citi Bikes to rezoning developments in New York City, the projects of Michael Bloomberg and
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10 Unique Benches in NYC
New Yorkers are constantly moving, focused on getting from Point A to Point B. We are so accustomed to walking
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History of the Fillmore East in the East Village as The Allman Brothers Say Farewell
The Allman Brothers Band just announced that after 45 years they will disband at the end of 2014. The news
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What’s Going Up and At Risk on 57th Street in Midtown NYC: ONE57, SHoP’s Skinny Skyscraper, Nordstrom Tower
Rendering of 105-111 W. 57th St. via SHoP Architects Some say that 57th Street is becoming New York’s Gold
