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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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12 Groundbreaking Hospitals in NYC That Have Closed
1. Goldwater Hospital Tunnels under the former Goldwater Hospital On Roosevelt Island, Goldwater Hospital opened in 1939 as a “monument
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Photos of NYC's Eerily Empty Transit Hubs and Streets
Yesterday, Aaron Asis, our Untapped New York Artist in Residence and founder of Unforgotten Films documented the city’s nearly
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Photos Inside the Abandoned Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island
In New York City, there are few remnants of the quarantine hospitals that once treated the city’s sick during
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NYC's Former Quarantine Islands and Hospitals
1. Bellevue Bellevue Hospital, which still exists, was created in 1736 as New York City’s first quarantine hospital and
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12 Buildings That Should Be Brought Back in NYC
Image from Library of Congress We put out an open call on our Facebook page with the question: “If you
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Photos: Take a First Look at Foot Tingling Edge Observation Deck at Hudson Yards
It’s an auspicious day for the opening of Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, weather
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Top 10 Secrets of Manhattan's Stunning Central Synagogue
1. Why is the Synagogue’s Architecture in Moorish Revival Style? To people today, it may seem incongruous that a
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The Forgotten Nuclear Testing Lab at Columbia University's Prentis Hall
The prevailing architecture at Columbia University’s new Manhattanville Campus is one of the starchitects’ imagination. The initial buildings — the
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9 NYC Buildings that Have Lost Their Landmark Status
Cathedral of St. John the Divine There is a lot to know about landmarking in New York City. Within New
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NYC Myth Debunked: Seneca Village "Foundation" in Central Park is 1930s Sandbox
In February, Central Park Conservancy hosted a month-long series of free tours on Seneca Village in honor of Black
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10 Surprising Places to Discover Along Queens Boulevard
Queens Boulevard, a predominantly twelve-lane thoroughfare that extends from Queens Plaza off the Queensboro Bridge to Jamaica, may not
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An Isamu Noguchi Lobby in Midtown Manhattan May Be Demolished
Apart from what is on display in the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, there are only five other works