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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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5Pointz, the Largest Legal “Graffiti Exhibit” in the US
It all started one afternoon when I was making the trek out to Flushing to meet a friend for some
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On Data and Cities: New York City, measuring-up
Welcome back to the Untapped Cities partnership with Gehl Institute in Copenhagen, looking at the impact of data, both open
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From Forge to Skyscraper: the story of 120 Park Avenue
120 Park advertises itself as “Spectacular Views, Extraordinary Location, Extraordinary Opportunities.” This “extraordinary location” is a post-modern skyscraper located at
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The Substations of NYC’s Subway System
As New York City adapts to climate change and embraces alternative energy, many structures and spaces too must adapt to
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Summertime Ferrying in New York City
While many may think of Seattle as the capital of ferry boat riding, New York City also has an extensive
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Architecture Spotlight: Movie Palaces in the Mission District
Before Netflix, streaming videos and television, most people got their entertainment at a vaudeville/movie theater. These “palaces” were places
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Musical Chairs in Bryant Park and Other Mob Activities
Dashing, falling, dancing — Bryant Park was awash with adults playing a children’s game last night. In celebration of Bryant
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Don’t Forget to Look Up!: The Broadway You Haven’t Seen
In today’s hectic lifestyle most of us run around keeping our eyes forward making a direct beeline for our
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Bungalows in the Big City?
Often when you think of New York City, the first thoughts that form involve the massive, grandiose architecture, the grid
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The Mount Vernon Hotel, Built in 1799 & Still Getting Mail at 412 E 61st Street
To get to the Mount Vernon Museum & Garden you must first head east, along 61st Street, past 3rd, 2nd
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“Play Me, I’m Yours” Pop-up Pianos arrive in Paris
This week, the pop-up piano installation/invasion makes it to Paris after stints in New York, London, Sà £o Paulo
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Just the Gritty: Mission Dolores Park
One of the most accurate descriptions of Dolores Park that I’ve heard is that it’s basically just an