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.
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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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History of the NYC Subway Token 1953-2003
It’s easy to forget that subway tokens were only discontinued in 2003, as it feels much longer since New
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Sand Art Sweeps New York City
Just by walking down the street, it’s possible to view a form of art that you won’t find
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Why Are You On My Train?: Life Sized Teddy Bear
Welcome to the weekly feature of a Why Are You On My Train? video! This time, Alli and Jen strike
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CDG Refuge: End of Tunnel Sweet Spot
If you find yourself in the ever confusing Charles de Gaulle airport, look out for this sweet spot at the
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The Battle for Les Halles
Kudos to the French for color coordinating the modular offices in the construction site with the advertisements about the new
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Inside the Brooklyn Navy Yard: A New Perspective
Brooklyn. For some, this is just a name of another borough. But for those who know it, it is one
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The Vanishing Subway Token Booths
Technology has a way of making jobs obsolete. But so does recession. And when the subway station agents (those in
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Pop-up piano concerts at Lincoln Center!
It was one of those days. I got to work and realized I had forgotten something in my apartment, so
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Why Are You On My Train?
Now this is a pretty genius idea. Tap into the rich material which is our fellow subway riders themselves. But
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Szecesszió: Art Nouveau in Budapest
Art-Nouveau-style frosted glass windows inside Mai Manó Ház, a center for Hungarian photography Sauntering lazily through Budapest’s city center
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Photo Essay: The Churches of Iceland
It seems that any city, town or village you visit in Europe, whether great or small, has a church within
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Behind the Scenes at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
It was a wonderful way to start a Friday work day at the Economic Development Corporation. We left the office
