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!
PHOTOS: Flushing Meadows Before, During and After the 1964 World’s Fair in NYC
It is always exciting to discover historic photographs that give a glimpse into events of the past and show us
New NYC Architecture Studio Tour Series with 6sqft
Untapped Cities is excited to announce a new series of tours for Untapped Cities Insiders in collaboration with 6sqft and
Photos: The New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show’s New Architectural Wonders
The annual New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show, which opens today, is one of the city’s most popular
Saving the Abandoned Home of Frederick Law Olmsted, Central Park Designer, on Staten Island
The name Frederick Law Olmsted conjures up images of landscaped vistas and rolling hills in Central Park and Prospect Park,
Statue of Liberty’s Original Torch Moved into New Museum on Liberty Island Today
This morning, the original Statue of Liberty torch which was carried by Lady Liberty for nearly hundred years from its
13 Things to Do in NYC This Week: November 8th – November 15th, 2018
Whether you want to dive into New York City’s jazz scene, film scene, history or marine life, there is
Fight to Landmark Last Remaining NYC House of Walt Whitman in Brooklyn at 99 Ryerson Street Continues
Less than two blocks from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on a street lined with rowhouses of many sizes and styles,
10 Famously Haunted NYC Locations
With a history as long and storied as New York City’s, there are bound to be tales of ghostly
The Abandoned Tracks of the Montauk Cutoff at Sunnyside Yard in Long Island City
Some New Yorkers still lament the loss of the High Line in its abandoned state but there are other disused
Remnants of Old Penn Station are in the Brooklyn Museum
On October 28th, 1963, exactly 55 years ago, demolition began on the original Pennsylvania Station, a glass, marble, granite and
The Top 10 Secrets of FDR Four Freedoms Park in NYC
Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park, on the southern tip of Roosevelt Island, was New York City’s long-awaited
What Lies Beneath: 7 Magnificent Finds in Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery
Green-Wood Cemetery is well-known by New Yorkers as a final resting place for some of our most esteemed
