Architecture
Spot Car Parts on the Chrysler Building Facade
Hubcaps and hood ornaments can be see on this iconic NYC landmark!
New York
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Architecture
Boardwalk Empire Goes Underground — An Afternoon on a Vintage Subway Train
“The next train arriving at this station is not in service. Please step away from the platform edge.” As I
Events
A Landmark(West) Event at the American Museum of Natural History
In a place as unique as New York, it’s not surprising that community groups are actively engaged in preserving
Food & Drink
IN PICTURES: the Singapore Takeout/Untapped New York pop-up tasting event
Within the past few years, food trucks have become simultaneously more upscale and prosaic in major cities. The Singapore Takeout
New York
Catskills Still Reeling from Irene, But Not Forgotten
While most of the world has moved on to more recent happenings, the residents of the Catskills region are still
Arts & Culture
I Spy a Vintage Billboard
I love the old ads painted on the side of brick buildings. Not the new ones for movies or clothes
Arts & Culture
Book Review | In the Wilds: Drawings by Nigel Peake
This article is part of an on-going series of reviews on titles from Princeton Architectural Press. In The Wilds:
Arts & Culture
Original Subway Tile Prototypes Discovered at Columbus Circle Station
The Columbus Circle Station was the first station to be structurally completed, as early as 1901. According to Philip Ashforth
Food & Drink
Strangely New York: At Last, Have Your Martini and Eat It, Too
Welcome to an ongoing Untapped series featuring great articles from our partner websites. For twenty years, Mitch Broder wrote about
Food & Drink
Impact of Hurricane Irene still felt on local New York farms
Wen Jay Ying runs the community share agriculture program, LocalRootsNYC, and has been volunteering to help New York state farms
Architecture
Manhattan Community Board 6 passes Pub Crawl Ban Resolution
It’s official. Manhattan’s Community Board 6 has passed the pub crawl ban, a proposal that has been in
Architecture
Book Review | Revolution of Forms: Cuba’s Forgotten Art Schools
This article is part of an on-going series of reviews on titles from Princeton Architectural Press. Twelve years have
Arts & Culture
New York Conversations
I always hear the most bizarre conversations when I’m in Manhattan. This is one true story from a night