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!
Sneak Peek Inside The Shed, a Futuristic New Cultural Center at Hudson Yards
New York City has always been at the cutting edge of arts and entertainment and now, with the opening of
Construction Photos Inside the Stunning 3-Story Penthouse of One Wall Street
One Wall Street is one of New York City’s storied addresses, situated on a full city block at the
12 of NYC’s Triangle Buildings: A Brief History
What makes the famed Flatiron Building so iconic is undoubtedly its unique triangular shape, with a point that juts out
8 Remnants of Colonial NYC That You Can Touch
You may expect remnants of New York City’s colonial history to be hard to find or cordoned off behind
Untapped Cities Partners with Columbia Magazine for Manhattanville Guide
We’re excited to announce that this month, Untapped Cities partnered with Columbia Magazine, the magazine of Columbia University published
NYC’s Hudson Yards is Officially Open, A First Look Inside the Largest Real Estate Development in the US
With much fanfare, the new Hudson Yards is officially open on Manhattan’s far West Side. Related Companies pulled out
Photos: Atop the New Hudson Yards’ Vessel Sculpture by Thomas Heatherwick
The highlight of the new Hudson Yards, which officially opened today with much fanfare, is certainly the Vessel, the climbable
Photos: Exploring NYC’s Abandoned Times Square Theater with Untapped Cities Insiders
As part of our Untapped Cities Insiders program, Insiders gain exclusive access to some of New York City’s most
8 Remnants of Current Penn Station That Will Disappear Soon
This Amtrak information booth is no longer in Penn Station As fans of Untapped Cities know (especially those that have
Discover Love at the Abandoned Penn Hills Resort in the Poconos: Photos
What’s your ideal honeymoon spot? Perhaps it’s the Caribbean and its white sand beaches. Maybe Europe for its
Manhattan’s 6 ½ Avenue Turns 6 ½ Years Old this Month
While it may not be as big or as famous as Broadway, Lexington, or any of the other Avenues in
10 Historical Buildings in Gowanus at Risk Without Landmark Status
In the last two decades, the Brooklyn neighborhood of Gowanus has undergone a striking evolution. The industrial fabric along the
