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See a Forgotten Michelangelo Sculpture at The Met in NYC
For almost a century, this example of the great master's early work went unrecognized!
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The Substations of NYC’s Subway System
As New York City adapts to climate change and embraces alternative energy, many structures and spaces too must adapt to
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Under One Roof with the Moso – Notes from Southwest China
Lijiang. The ancient city’s cobblestone streets stretch back 800 years. I wake to the distant crowing of a dutiful
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Bungalows in the Big City?
Often when you think of New York City, the first thoughts that form involve the massive, grandiose architecture, the grid
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The Mount Vernon Hotel, Built in 1799 & Still Getting Mail at 412 E 61st Street
To get to the Mount Vernon Museum & Garden you must first head east, along 61st Street, past 3rd, 2nd
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Berenice Abbott: Journalism, Architecture and City Portraits
As a student at Columbia University’s School of Journalism, I first met with my thesis advisor in October. I
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12 Hours in Weimar for Bauhaus, Biergarten and Artisanal Ice Cream
Not surprisingly, Weimar is a tourist destination. Small and walkable, with history on every corner. Home of the German National
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Carrere and Hastings’ Lost Masterpiece: James J. Walker Park in the West Village
Photo by Benjamin Waldman For much of the twentieth-century, New Yorkers utilized their parks for active pursuits. Ball fields and
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Weeksville Heritage Center: one of NYC’s first free black pre-Civil War communities
Weeksville Heritage Center is a vibrant space nestled in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood. Upon entry, one is greeted by
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Partners in Preservation: Jefferson Market Library
The Jefferson Market Library, formerly the Jefferson Market Courthouse has been a staple of Greenwich Village since 1874. After a
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The Design of Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in NYC
Photograph by David Heald © Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York. Nestled on the Upper East Side, the Guggenheim Museum attracts
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Partners in Preservation: Henry Street Settlement
Henry Street Settlement was founded in 1893 by Lillian Wald to care for poor immigrants living in terrible conditions in
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The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
Covering three blocks and nestled among the skyscrapers of most southern tip of Manhattan, where Broadway meets Whitehall and State