Architecture
Spot a Piece of Colonial New York’s Battery Wall at the South Ferry Station
You can even see fossils embedded in the stone!
New York
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New York
Fun Maps: Where to Find the Most Rats In New York City
311 reported rat sightings in NYC as of January 2013 (Screenshot of map via Gothamist) If you ask a native
Architecture
The NYC that Never Was: Congregation Ramath Orah Synagogue in West Side Unitarian Church
Matt Green, in his quest to walk every block in New York City, discovered an item that belongs in our
Arts & Culture
The Nicholas Roerich Museum, A Hidden Russian Gem on the Upper West Side NYC
Nestled right next to Riverside Park on West 107th is a tiny, lesser-known museum dedicated to a talented and
Events
Super Bowl Week In NYC: 10 Events Celebrating the NFL
Super Bowl XLVIII will take place this Sunday in MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. While the big game
Architecture
Daily What?! One Times Square Is The Emptiest Building in Midtown But Wildly Profitable
When Lehman Brothers purchased One Times Square in 1995, they envisioned a new kind of tenant: advertisers. Instead of renting
Architecture
Untapped Contributor Profile: Bhushan Mondkar
This week we profile Untapped Cities contributor Bhushan Mondkar, an architect who has taken us deep into the bowels of
Arts & Culture
Last Day of the Pop-Up Squash Tournament in Grand Central Terminal
Now that Bryant Park’s Winter Village has closed it shops, you’d think we’d passed the season of
Arts & Culture
Check Out This Beautiful Installation by JR at the NYC Ballet, Lincoln Center
World-renowned street artist JR, whose global art project Inside Out has been going on for three years at this
Architecture
Circumnavigate Manhattan on an Architectural and Historical Tour of NYC’s Waterfront
Anyone who has taken the free, round-the-clock Staten Island Ferry has been able to sneak some pretty spectacular
Arts & Culture
Vintage Photos: 1990s Street Art Murals in NYC by Gregoire Alessandrini
In 1990s New York City, photographer Gregoire Alessandrini documented the streets of the city through his eyes as a young
Architecture
Cities 101: Why Are There Red Lights at the end of Dead End Streets in NYC?
Yesterday a thread came up on Reddit in which the user asked, “I noticed this light at the end of
Architecture
10 Repurposed and Forgotten Theaters Along Broadway in Upper Manhattan
New York City is full of interesting and unique theaters. We have previously explored some of the City’s offerings