Secrets of NYC
✉️ The Lost Pneumatic Tube System at the NYSE
Long before fiber optics and wireless networks, bursts of compressed air kept Wall Street moving.
Architecture
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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Abandoned Hotel gets a New Lease on Life: Kam Leng
The Kam Leng in all its faded splendor. Due for a reboot in 2012! Built in 1938, the Kam Leng
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OHNY Wrap-Up: The City-Wide Citifari Photo Tour
For Open House New York (OHNY) this year, photography tour company citifari organized a unique behind-the-scenes photography tour with the
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IN PICTURES: OHNY – The Green-Wood Cemetery Open House
Since 2003, Openhousenewyork (OHNY) has facilitated free-access to architectural gems throughout the city. The Green-Wood cemetary, located on 25th Street
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Relics of San Francisco: Topsy’s Roost
Follow Untapped Cities on Twitter and Facebook. Get in touch with the author @jeffsvilleusa.
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Highlights: New York’s 2011 Municipal Art Society (MAS) Summit
The 2011 Municipal Arts Society (MAS) Summit gathered developers, academics, architects, financiers and urbanophiles of all types in the Time
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Why Are You On My Train: Hardworking NYC Subway Kiosk Owners
It’s like stealing candy from a kiosk. from whyareyouonmytrain on Vimeo. A brief interview with one of the 12-hour
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Privately Owned Public Spaces and the Occupy Wall Street Protests
The national “Occupy” movements may have taken their cues from the takeover of public spaces in Spain and the Arab
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HSBC BankCab gives free rides in vintage style
Looks like the HSBC BankCab is back with a new spin. I saw it drive by Lincoln Center yesterday and
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Strangely New York: Bag Your Bumlingar Jordgubb at Sockerbit
For twenty years, Mitch Broder wrote about New York for the nation’s largest newspaper chain. On Mitch Broder’s
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In Search of John Purroy Mitchel: The Boy Mayor
“No stauncher American, no abler and more disinterested public servant, and no finer natural soldier than [John] Purroy Mitchel was
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A New York Hidden Gem: The Paley Center for Media
Calling all couch potatoes, channel surfers, sofa sloths, remote hogs and television addicts. Rejoice! We have the perfect museum for
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Off the Grid, Exploring the Sydney Laneway
As a new “Sydneysider,” I tend to stay away from the outspoken Sydney-Melbourne rivalry, which dates back to Pre-Federation Australia.
