10 NYC Holdout Buildings that Stood in the Way of Development
Discover the holdouts that refused to be demolished, from Rockefeller Center to Herald Square Macy's!
During a seething summer evening in 1953, Lexington Avenue on the corner of 63rd Street received a sprinkling of clothing–
For today’s Daily What?! we’re talking pizza. One of the things New York City is known for is
Thinking of the Beat Generation, a few things come to mind: unreserved sexuality, rejection of literary traditions, drug experimentation…and
The future Alamo Plaza at Astor Place. Rendering by WXY Architecture. Remember when there was a parking lot where this
Last year, New York City served over 52 million foreign and American tourists. Locals each have their own opinion on
The orange and white-striped vents that let out steam are a familiar sight in parts of Manhattan. But what
Pneumatic tube system discovered by an Untapped Cities reader on 86th and Lexington Avenue Untapped Cities Twitter follower, @justinr592, submitted
Four years after New Yorkers and Dutch citizens came together to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s arrival
What is now possibly the worst kept secret at Columbia’s Morningside campus, an intricate network of tunnels connects many
Untapped Cities founder Michelle Young is one of the co-head leaders of 2013 New York City Dîner en Blanc,
Broken Bridge II is a sculpture by artist El Anatsui, who lives and works in Nigeria. For the past 10
The Architecture & Design Film Festival is the nation’s largest film festival dedicated to exploring and celebrating the creative
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