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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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Clarifying the Current Status of the TWA Flight Center at JFK Airport and Its Transformation into a Hotel
We’ve been actively following the developments at the TWA Flight Center at JFK Airport ever since the National Trust
Architecture
“Essex Crossing” Developers Named for the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area in Manhattan
Aerial rendition of the proposed plan for the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area. (via NYC Mayor’s Office Flickr) Seward
Architecture
Interior Demolition at the Abandoned Glenwood Power Plant in Yonkers
Inside the Glenwood Power Plant in Yonkers, designed by the same architects as Grand Central This article was submitted by
Architecture
Urban Street Design Guide Aims to Create New DNA for City Streets
Available for pre-order before the official release in October from Island Press, the Urban Street Design Guide by the
Arts & Culture
Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway to Host First Half Marathon To Support Waterfront Route Construction
Registration is now open for the Brooklyn Greenway Half, the first half marathon exclusively on the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway, presented
Arts & Culture
Putting POPS to use in NYC: Glory Road Performance Piece at Grace Plaza
The Grace Building’s grey plaza got a splash of red in an Arts Brookfield Commission Remember when the Occupy
Architecture
PlanningCamp’s Unconference in NYC Arrive at Pratt Institute on September 21
From 9:00am to 5:00pm tomorrow, Open Plans will be hosting PlanningCamp, a hands-on “unconference” planned and led
Architecture
Preview of 2013 MAS Summit for NYC: Sneak Peak at the New Calatrava Transportation Hub and Hudson Yards
This week’s preview at the Paley Center for Media of the upcoming 2013 Municipal Art Society Summit for NYC
Food & Drink
Hungarian Pastry Shop Repaints its Legendary Graffiti Bathroom Wall
The Hungarian Pastry Shop––an old-world bakery in Morningside Heights––became a local legend for two reasons: their strudel
Food & Drink
Photos from the 2013 NYC Dîner en Blanc at Bryant Park
Every year at the Dîner en Blanc, there’s a magical moment. At Bryant Park this year, it was mid-
Arts & Culture
Daily What?! Bring Your Pet Camel to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine’s Blessing the Animals on October 6th
The Church of St. John the Divine has some interesting events, including the current “Dog Bless You” photography exhibit. The
Architecture
What’s in a Name? City Planning Commission Debates Name for Hell’s Kitchen and Hudson Yards BID
Hudson Yards In a city, such as New York, a neighborhood name holds a lot of weight. Beyond geographical terminology,
