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Arts & Culture
Best Urban Accessory: Subway Map Wayfarer Sunglasses
In honor of Fashion Week, Untapped correspondent Diana Huang, a past Saks Fifth Avenue handbag/accessories buyer, recommends these great
Arts & Culture
Fashion Week is Here!
Fashion Week will descend on Lincoln Center for the first time tomorrow, but the buzz is already in the air.
Food & Drink
History of the Pussycat Lounge and Greenwich Street
“Set on a block where one might feel comfortable urinating against a building.” – New York Times magazine Looking at online
Food & Drink
Greenmarket at Columbia University
Sunday morning was a markedly cool 65 degrees when I set forth to Columbia University and I could smell autumn
Architecture
The Luxury-ification of Lincoln Center
Amsterdam Avenue and 67th street: On a dilapidated lot nestled between new and old luxury towers stands one of the
Events
Charity: Water Goes Untapped: Win a MOMA Membership!
Untapped New York will be raffling off a one-year membership to MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art) at the
Architecture
PARK(ing) DAY NYC 2010
One of my our urban reclamation events, PARK(ing) Day, is coming back September 17th! The concept is simple: turn
Architecture
The Ghost Bikes of NYC
Since I accidentally started a trend of finding real and ghost planes in Google Maps last week, I figured I
Food & Drink
The Empire Diner: Post-Closing
Untapped New York took a trip to the Empire Diner, a month after it closed. Brooklyn-based writer Amanda Chatel
Architecture
Global. Timeless. Placeless.
Global. Timeless. Placeless. These were the keywords from a publisher who was interested in my photography for the cover of
Architecture
103 WASHINGTON ST: Heaven, Hell & Purgatory
Nestled between the new W Hotel and an abandoned lot a few blocks south of the World Trade Center, a
Architecture
I Have to Pee!: Public Bathrooms in NYC
I first became intrigued with public bathrooms upon seeing the reappropriation of the Astor Place women’s room into a