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"The East Village Then & Now" Photo Book Launch with Daniel Root
See how this Manhattan neighborhood has changed over the past 40 years!
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Architecture
Progress on the New Fulton Street Transit Center
From the always discerning eye of Ink Lake, we have some photographs of the progress inside the new Fulton Street
Architecture
The Windows that Saved a Building: Henri Bendel on 5th Avenue
Rene Jules Lalique was a renowned French glass designer in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He is best
Arts & Culture
An Interview with the founders of Taap.It: A Hyperlocal Classifieds App
One of the new smartphone apps to come out of TechCrunch Disrupt, in addition to GetAround and Sonar, was Taap.
Arts & Culture
Cape May: Jersey Shore Redefined
Being a small town gal, I can’t help but escape the city once in a while. A couple weekends
Arts & Culture
The Dîner en Blanc (White Dinner) – NYC Edition
[Update: Photos from the NYC Dîner en Blanc] With the 2011 Paris Dîner en Blanc now in the past, it’
Architecture
Vertical Urban Factories at the Skyscraper Museum
If modernism is often defined by means of mass-production, then the archetype of modern architecture is the factory. Not usually
Events
6/20 Domino: Old & New reinventing the industrial waterfront at the Skyscraper Museum
The Skyscraper Museum hosts Domino: Old & New reinventing the industrial waterfront on June 20th. The forum will include the
Architecture
What do Anthony Weiner, Spiderman and the King of Queens have in common?
A strange thing about all the Anthony Weiner mishigas, is seeing so much of Forest Hills in the news. Here
Arts & Culture
Early Bird Catches the Murals: 125th Street, Harlem
A week or so ago, I went on one of my favorite walks in New York City, the West to
Food & Drink
Eddie’s Sweet Shop, Forest Hills Queens
Remember the days when your grandpa would take you to have ice cream at the local ice cream parlour, where
Architecture
The New York City that Never Was: Part II Bridges
A turn of the century postcard depicting the benefits bridges could provide to the city and within the fabric Part
Architecture
Giant Cupcake goes to Socrates Sculpture Park
Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens is the only park in New York dedicated to sculpture–specifically large-scale