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NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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The Guitar Player of the L Train
This is the first in an Untapped New York series about street and subway performers ——————-——————-——————-——————-——————-—
Architecture
Remembering the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Each September 11, I get up early and go to Dunkin Donuts and buy a dozen donuts. I take a
Architecture
Central Park West, Over the Years
Inspired by the Gothamist’s flashback to the Dakota in the 1890s, Untapped pulled together more incredible historical images from
Arts & Culture
Behind the Scenes with Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week’s Social Media Manager
Normally, I’m the designer for the womenswear line, Graey, and I’ve worked in the past for Christian Dior,
Food & Drink
The Silk Road Palace: The Legend Will Live On
For more than thirty years, the Silk Road Palace was a cornerstone of Upper West Side nightlife, a place so
Arts & Culture
Finding Spain in Manhattan
Though its menacing towers, relentless grid, and sea of taxis make it a hard city to escape, there are numerous
Architecture
The Abandoned 69th Street Transfer Bridge in Manhattan’s Upper West Side
[Update: Since publication of this article in 2011, the bridge has been stabilized] Nearly ten years ago, the Riverside South
Architecture
Nathan Hale Uttered His Famous Last Words at a Banana Republic?
New Yorkers race from one place to the next and we miss a lot in our rush to get to
Architecture
What If Manhattan Were Designed Like Paris?
A digital design class at Columbia University has led to some provocative questions about New York City. The below work
Architecture
An Evening of Burlesque at the Members-Only Explorers Club
On a rainy Monday evening I found myself in the Explorers Club library, sipping red wine while looking up at
Architecture
D’Espresso: A Sideways Coffeeshop!
For an unconventional and un-Starbucks like coffeeshop experience, check out the D’Espresso on 42nd Street and Madison, just near
Food & Drink
Street Vendors in NYC
So now that I am back in the grad schools, I am actually learning things on a daily basis, not
