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The Villa Savoye: A Modern Master’s Manifesto Realised
We’d been looking forward to visiting the Villa Savoye since moving to Paris. It’s one of the most
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Partners in Preservation: The Rocket Thrower Statue in Queens, NYC
Untapped Cities is an official blog ambassador for Partners in Preservation, a community-based initiative by American Express and the National
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Untapped Cities named Blog Ambassador for Partners in Preservation
The Third Section of the High Line We’re excited to announce that Untapped Cities is an official blog ambassador
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Partners in Preservation: The High Line Section 3
Untapped Cities is an official blog ambassador for Partners in Preservation , a community-based initiative by American Express and the National
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Architecture Spotlight: Sutro Heights Park
Adolph Sutro (1830-1898) was one of San Francisco’s most beloved mayors and esteemed citizens. Originally from Prussia, he amassed
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After the Final Curtain: The Ridgewood Theatre
Welcome back to After the Final Curtain, featuring the photography and writing of Matt Lambros who documents the neglect of
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London and the Blitz
During the Second World War, Germany conducted a Blitzkrieg against the United Kingdom, which is more commonly referred to as
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The Treasures of the Picpus Cemetery
The Picpus Cemetery is the largest private cemetery in Paris. The land was first used as a cemetery (noblemen who
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Architecture Spotlight: The Beach Chalet
Designed by architect Willis Polk, the Beach Chalet has served as a gathering spot on Ocean Beach for most of
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Catch the Cherry Blossoms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
There’s a term in Japanese called hanami, which means “enjoying the beauty of flowers.” And last weekend at the
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A Tale of the Lost Beekman Mansion
Stripped to the waist in the hot sun of an August afternoon in 1846 the young journalist and poet Edgar
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Architecture in Israel: A Search for Identity, Part 1
Fourteen years have passed since I was last in Israel and my memories of the country’s architecture are fleeting