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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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Launch of The Crystal in London [VIDEO]
If ever there was doubt over whether urbanism could be made cool, the launch of The Crystal, a new sustainable
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Discovering Columbus Encloses Columbus Circle Statue in a Living Room
Discovering Columbus goes down as one of the coolest things I’ve done in New York City. The art installation,
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Just the Gritty: Behind the Scenes Gardening on Alcatraz with Atlas Obscura
Have you ever had the urge to push aside the “Do Not Enter” signs and explore the unknown? I do
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Dead Horse Bay: An Abandoned Beach in Brooklyn [VIDEO]
A few weeks ago we introduced you to Dead Horse Bay in Brooklyn which contains the remnants of actual dead
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Nautical Architecture in NYC: Part II
Former Child’s Restaurant, Coney Island In the first installment of the Untapped New York Nautical Architecture series, I discussed
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The Rooftop Houses of Manchester’s Cromford Court
Photo courtesy Guinness Northern Counties In Zhuzhou, China a group of villas have just been completed on the roof of
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Buenos Aires’ Theater-Turned-Bookstore: One Hundred Years of El Ateneo Grand Splendid
This summer, I traveled south to Buenos Aires for the winter to escape the New York City heat. Top of
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Top 5 Museums that Used to Be Artist Studios in Paris
Musee Rodin French people sometimes say that Parisians go to museums as frequently as they go to the bathroom. And
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New York City’s Record Homelessness: Bloomberg administration squares off with the West 90s
Homelessness may be the most intransigent social problem today facing the otherwise successful city of New York. And it’s
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Imagining the Lowline in NYC: Exhibit Preview
This Saturday, The Lowline’s exhibit at the Essex Street Warehouse will showcase the vision to turn an abandoned station
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The Waterfront, Boston’s Hottest New Neighborhood
Boston is best known for sports colonial history, and a laidback vibe – but spend some time here, and it become
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Atlas Obscura Hikes San Francisco Lands End Area
Atlas Obscura is permanently book marked on my computer. It is my go-to-place for out of the way things to
