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Inside the Arc de Triomphe in Paris
We took the walk up the famous Arc de Triomphe, coincidentally on the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle‘s
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CLOS MONTMARTRE: A Vineyard IN Paris!
Not many metropolitan cities can boast a vineyard, but it seems only fitting that one exists on the bucolic hills
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The W Train Funeral/Protest
The W train will die on the night of June 25th, just short of its 9th birthday. To memorialize its
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The Passage du Prado in Paris
The Passage du Prado is unlike any other arcade in Paris. It’s not perfect, not museumified and it’s
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What Are the Names on the Eiffel Tower?
Thanks to restoration underway on the Eiffel Tower, the engraved names of 72 French scientists and engineers from the original
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Beauvais Airport in Paris: How to Get There
Posting this as a public service announcement due to the lack of correct/official information on the web. Beauvais is
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Berthier’s Door: Found in Paris
BldgBlog recently posted about a door to nowhere in Paris, installed four years ago in the 3rd arrondisement. Complete with
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The Flood of 1910 in Paris (La Crue de La Seine de 1910)
Ten minutes outside the Peripherique lies the oft-forgotten industrial underbelly of Paris: the Seine-Amont. The architecture of the
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Inside Reid Hall, Columbia University’s Campus in Paris
Occasionally, while walking in Paris one gets a glimpse of the courtyards that lie behind the uniform facades and intimidating
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The Paris Underground: An Introduction
Popular fascination with the subterranean systems of major urban centers is manifested in the photographs and writings of modern urban
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Photos of La Defénse at Night in Paris
Before I went to visit La Defénse, it remained in my mind’s eye as a looming, monumental structure–an
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Inside the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris
Tasked to capture a museum for a photography class through the Columbia University architecture program in Paris, I chose the