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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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Inside the United Artists Theater, Detroit
The United Artists Theatre was designed by Charles Howard Crane and opened in 1928. Located less than a block from
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Inside Detroit’s Abandoned Michigan Central Station
The history of Detroit is a well-told story, whether taught in planning classrooms as a caveat against master planning,
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A Divine Tragedy, Philadelphia’s Divine Lorraine Hotel
Once you’ve explored Center City in Philadelphia, after you’ve paid homage to the Liberty Bell, run the steps,
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Louis I. Kahn’s Yale Center for British Art
So much has been written about the Yale Center for British Art, architect Louis I. Kahn’s last building at
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The Holiday Train Show at NY Botanical Garden
While children and the young at heart would seem the obvious attendees at the New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday
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The Ins and Outs of Singapore’s Water Supply
Creating a self-sustainable water supply before 2060 is a key strategic initiative for the government of Singapore. Historically, Singapore
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Convict City: Tracing Sydney’s Penal Past
Most every nation has its legends of founders and pioneers, of promising shores and liberating revolutions. Australia, on the other
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2011 GovFresh Winners: Recognizing Open Government Initiatives
Last week, GovFresh announced the winners of the 2011 GovFresh awards. The recipients are cities and personnel fostering an open
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The Last Riker House
Marion Duckworth Smith at the front door, painted red, which symbolized welcoming to the Dutch The Lent-Riker-Smith Homestead,
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Architectural Spotlight: The Audiffred Building-A Tribute to France
Hippolite d’ Audiffred gave San Francisco this Second Empire, Parisian Style masterpiece. In 1850, Audiffred left his native France for
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Gehl Architects take New York City by Bike
In October, I had the great honor of hosting and attending a conference with the Rockefeller Foundation at their villa
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Just the Gritty: An iPhoto Story of an SF Junkyard
I’ve been addicted to iPhoneography for about a year now. As far as addictions go, I’m not too
