New York
10 Lost or Never Built Structures in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park
The Replica of Mount Vernon in Prospect Park. Image from Brooklyn Historical Society via Prospect Park Alliance On April 1st
Sneak Preview inside the New Manhattanville Campus at Columbia University
Columbia University’s new Manhattanville Campus. Lenfest Center for the Arts (left) and Jerome L. Greene Science Center (right). Photograph
Rusted Memories: Inside an Abandoned World War II Nazi Labor Camp in Krakow, Poland
This is an article by photographers and authors James and Karla Murray, who lead our food tour of the disappearing
Announcing Untapped Cities’ Walking Tour of New York Art Deco Architecture
New York is defined by its Art Deco buildings, which has transformed the city into the thriving metropolis that stands
A Preview of JFK Airport’s Under-Construction TWA Hotel
Mid-century modern-loving jet setters have just under two years of waiting left before the opening of the long-
Interactive Toiletpaper Paradise Arrives at Cadillac House in Soho, NYC
Known for their innovative exhibits, Cadillac House and Visionaire are presenting Toiletpaper Paradise in their Soho gallery space. This colorful
17th Century Barberini Tapestries Unveiled at Cathedral of St. John the Divine in NYC
The Barberini Tapestries: Woven Monuments of Baroque Rome was unveiled at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine this week.
Exclusive Video: New York At Its Core Exhibit Puts Spotlight on NYC’s Oyster Population
Since the launch of New York At Its Core, we’ve been able to uncover 400 years of New York
The Top 10 Secrets of Marine Park, Brooklyn
Located in South Brooklyn along Jamaica Bay, Marine Park is a neighborhood full of history and secrets dating back to
Laura Kimpton’s LOVE Monumental Word Sculpture on Roof of James Hotel
A little breath of fresh air with a positive message landed on the rooftop of the James Hotel in Soho
2017 City of Dreams Pavilion on Governors Island Will Use 300,000 Aluminum Cans
The annual City of Dreams Pavilion on Governors Island uses architecture to highlight the importance of sustainable design and asks
10 Traces of World War I You Can Still Find in NYC on the Centennial Anniversary
The Arch of Victory, once spanning Broadway at 25th Street. Image via: U.S. Library of Congress This article is
