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Alexander Hamilton's NYC Tour
You know the musical. Now see what it left out. Walk in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton on a tour of Lower Manhattan.
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6 Awesome Winners of HUD’s Rebuild By Design That Aim to Improve Resiliency in NYC and New Jersey
Rendering by BIG via Rebuild by Design. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has just announced the
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Behind the Scenes Inside the New Leica Camera Factory and Headquarters in Wetzlar, Germany
When you think of some of the most iconic photographs ever taken–Napalm Girl by Nick Ut, the portrait of
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Manhattanhenge 2014 Edition Returns Tonight and Tomorrow!
It’s that time of year again, when New Yorkers flock like sheep to Tudor City, 34th Street and anywhere
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Inside the National 9/11 Memorial Museum [PHOTOS]
There are few spaces in this world that invoke feelings which cannot be described in words. Deep down in the
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Paris’ Piscine Molitor, Abandoned Pool of “Life of Pi” Renovated and Given New Life
Readers may remember the Piscine Molitor as the abandoned public swimming pool in Paris, France which gave its name to
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Behind the Scenes at 9/11 Museum Construction at World Trade Center, Opening Today
The 9/11 Museum, thirteen years in the making, is opening today ceremonially with President Obama and becomes publicly accessible
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A Subterranean Expedition Shows Progress in NYC’s Second Avenue Subway Tunnels
Over the past four years we have steadily documented the progress of the Second Avenue Subway. On our annual pilgrimage
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Lost Landmarks Project Returns to Show the History of Grand Central Terminal
Photo from Library of Congress For the second installment of Lost Landmarks, Parsons Design + Technology student Matt Felsen will be
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Renderings of the Reading Viaduct, a “High Line” Park for Philadelphia
Reading Viaduct, rendering by Bryan Hanes Back in December, we shared a list of 10 Plans for Elevated “High Line”
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Jane’s Walk NYC: A Two Day Event To Get Your Eyes On The Street
The Municipal Art Society of New York is trying to get your eyes off your phone and laptop and onto
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Street Artist Gilf Responds to the Abrupt Closing of Pearl Paint in Chinatown, NYC
Pearl Paint on Canal Street, the shop famous for its checkered red and white facade and affordable, specialized art supplies,
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Lost Landmarks Project Give Pedestrians On-Location View onto NYC History
For three days this spring, Matt Felsen, a student at Parsons Design + Technology will set up classic binocular viewers in