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Video Inside Williamsburg’s Abandoned Domino Sugar Refinery
We don’t profess this to be a professional video of the Domino Sugar Refinery in Williamsburg. It’s a
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Volunteer Puppetry and Costume Workshops for the 2013 Beaux Arts Ball
The 1931 Beaux Arts Ball From left to right: A. Stewart as the Fuller Building, Leonard Schultze as the Waldorf-Astoria,
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Untapped Cities Guide to NYC’s 2013 Summer Streets
In 2008, New York City kicked off the first ever Summer Streets, an event designed to get city-dwellers out of
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Daily What?! Sculpted Rats on the Graybar Building at Grand Central
We’ve been pretty obsessed with rats recently, from our look into the history of the inflatable union rat, to
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Reclaiming Our Waterways: Four Proposed Projects Using NYC’s Canals, Rivers, and Creeks
An artist’s rendering of the proposed Brooklyn Bridge Beach. There’s literally “something in the water” these days, with
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Vintage Photos: Inside the Cotton Club, One of NYC’s Leading Jazz Venues of the 1920s and ’30s
The Cotton Club might be Harlem’s most famous surviving jazz venue, but during the Harlem Renaissance that started after
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Untapped Contributor: Julia Vitullo-Martin
Every week, we highlight one of our 300+ Untapped Cities contributors worldwide. This week, we’re featuring Julia Vitullo-Martin, a
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100 Improvements to the NYC Subway by Randy Gregory
School of Visual Arts student Randy Gregory has been posting improvement ideas for the NYC subway almost daily on his
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Canada’s Quirky Road Sign Project and Japan’s Whimsical Construction Barriers
Our fascination with road signs will never end. Last month, we showed you French artist Clet Abraham’s street sign
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Photography of Abandoned Resorts of the Catskills’ Borscht Belt at the LES Jewish Conservancy
From “The Ruins of the Borscht Belt” exhibit. Photo by Marisa Scheinfeld On August 11th, the Lower East Side Jewish
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Next New York: 40 Ideas That Could Transform New York from the Forum of Urban Design
When Michael Bloomberg was elected mayor of New York in 2001, no one predicted he would become a revolutionary, reshaping
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Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal Being Cleaned Up with Sponge Park
The park will contain pedestrian walkways along with absorptive plants. Source: dlandstudio. Brooklyn’s notoriously dirty Gowanus Canal is getting
