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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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New York City Water Tanks: Small but Prolific Icons
Despite the rustic wooden exterior, watertanks tanks can hardly be considered outdated. The majority of them are still in use
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The 2012 Paris Dîner en Blanc at Notre Dame [PHOTOS]
The most striking thing about the 2012 Dîner en Blanc was its marked shift into modernity–retaining the traditions but
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The Ins & Outs of the New York City Landmark Law
The different types of NYC landmarks: The Daily News Building (Interior Landmark), Central Park (Scenic Landmark), New York Public Library,
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Atlas Obscura launches the Obscura Society at Proteus Gowanus
Tucked away in the recesses of Gowanus, Brooklyn, lies a fascinating compendium of interdisciplinary collaboration in what is known as
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Urban Exploration of the Abandoned Fort Totten
Situated in Bayside, Queens, Fort Totten has been turned into more than just an abandoned fortification, but has instead developed
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Green Roofs, Blue Roofs and More Roofs in NYC
Rooftops have always been the rage here in New York, but in the last few years, roofs have increasingly been
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Turning Empty Brooklyn Storefronts into Street Art Venues
\Store awnings touting a beauty salon, a taco restaurant, and ten other storefronts span the block of Willoughby Street between
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Review of the 2012 FIGMENT Festival on Governors Island
It doesn’t truly start to feel like summer in New York City until the schedules for free outdoor film
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The Rehistorization of the New York Public Library
Seeking a place of silence and solitude seems like a fruitless, almost contradictory endeavor in the writhing atmosphere of New
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Architectural Spotlight: The Tanforan Cottages
Not far from Mission Dolores are a pair of homes considered to be the oldest in the Mission District and
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Quirky NY: When a facade is just a facade
It’s a curiosity that happens often in Paris, but not so often in New York: Facade-only structures and buildings
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The Level Club: New York City’s Masonic Clubhouse and Hotel
On March 12, 1925, a delegation of Masons requested that President Calvin Coolidge lay the cornerstone for their new Masonic