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Food City: 5 NYC Makers to Try
Uncover the stories of NYC's independently food manufacturers who make everything from chocolate bars to turmeric elixirs!
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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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Photos: The First 7 Miles of Open, Car-Free Streets in NYC
In an early deployment, New York City’s first seven miles of open streets opened this past Saturday. It’s
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Join a Virtual Talk on Secrets of the Brooklyn Bridge
Tomorrow at noon, join us for a virtual talk on the secrets of the Brooklyn Bridge. Beyond the Brooklyn Bridge’
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Follow Our YouTube Channel for Fun NYC Videos!
We have a YouTube channel! We haven’t talked about it much but we have videos there going back nine
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Discover the Secrets of Stuy-Town in a Virtual Talk Today
Explore the history and evolution of one of New York City’s largest and most ambitious housing initiatives, Stuyesant Town.
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In the Bronx, the 19th Century Sunnyslope Mansion Still Stands as a Church
Today, the Hunts Point peninsula in the Bronx is better known as one of New York City’s industrial hubs,
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Take a Live Virtual Tour of Riverside Park!
Tomorrow at noon, Untapped New York tour guide Bill Shaffer will take us on a live virtual tour of Riverside
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Join a Virtual Talk on the Once and Future Penn Station
Today at noon, we will be hosting our next virtual talk, “The Once and Future Penn Station.” When first built,
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A Giant Heart Tribute Carved into Bryant Park Lawn
The architectural tributes are flowing fast in the coronavirus battle — landmarks lit up in blue, Rockefeller ice skating rink showing
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NYC’s First Subway, A One Block Pneumatic Tunnel Below Broadway
Before New York City’s modern subway system was established with the Interborough Rapid Transit Subway in 1904, there were
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Rockefeller Center Lit Up in Blue Last Night for Essential Workers
Photo courtesy Tishman Speyer Following last week’s inaugural #LightItBlue event, where landmarks all around the country were lit up
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Brooklyn Greenway Initiative Calls for Temporary Bike Connector Over Gowanus Canal
Last fall, I was invited to join the board of Brooklyn Greenway Initiative (BGI), the nearly twenty-year-old organization
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Photos: Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Site in Flatbush, Brooklyn
In Flatbush, a landmarked Sears, Roebuck store that was still operating before the onset of the COVID-19 crisis has