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10 Quirky Houses On Top of Apartment Buildings in NYC: Beach House, Lighthouse, Ski Chalet, Suburban Spread
Inspired by the news about the man in China who built a two-story fortress/mountain structure on the top of
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Cool Urban Website: Streetmix Makes Designing Streets Easy and Fun
For those that suffered through classes in planning school in order to hack Illustrator and Photoshop to show streetscapes, behold
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NYC That Never Was: A Methodist Skyscraper Church on Broadway
In 1923, four years before construction on the bridge began, the congregation of the Methodist Church in Washington Heights received
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How to Live in the Museum of the City of New York’s 325 Square Foot Micro-Apartment
An entire apartment is contained in this little block! How would you fare living in an apartment of just 325
Arts & Culture
A “Black Tie Beach” Flash Mob from Improv Everywhere Hits Coney Island This Weekend
Watch where you suntan this weekend. The prank group Improv Everywhere is planning a fancy beach flash mob in New
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5 of Manhattan’s Narrowest Buildings
Some buildings in New York City appear to be omnipresent. No matter where in the city you are, these buildings
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Daily What?! The Windows in Grand Central Have a Hidden Walkway
One of the things we learned on the Untapped Cities tour of the Secrets of Grand Central was that there
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Photos of the Dizzying Views from Inside the 1 WTC Construction Site
We’ve shown you the fun graffiti inside 1 WTC and a Google Glass video of our trip up to
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6 Innovative Designs for Bike Parking and Storage That Could Be Used in NYC
Today New York cyclists use bike racks, corrals, shelters and indoor/outdoor parking lots. The question is, will these approaches
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History of Streets: Queens’ Utopia Parkway Is More than Just a Pop Album
Nestled in Queens between Jamaica and Flushing is Utopia, a neat, tree-lined grid that was originally planned as a haven
Arts & Culture
Prized John Singer Sargent Painting Will Return to The Players Club in Gramercy Park
Inside The Players in Gramercy Park The financially beleaguered The Players club had some good news yesterday. A prized John
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Street Art Hotspot: Barry McGee’s Mural for the Brooklyn Academy of Music
This enormous mural on the side of the Mark Morris Dance Center near the Brooklyn Academy of Music showcases Barry
