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Flatiron Architecture Organization Van Alen Institute Picks Finalists in Design Competition for New Space
First of all, if you haven’t been to Van Alen Books, the fun architecture and design store that’s
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The Yards: D.C.’s Newest Urban Open Space Converts Annex Land from Navy Yard
New York City isn’t the only city looking to revitalize its Navy Yard. Lining 42-acres of land along
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Last Call at Odessa in the East Village, An Iconic NYC Dive Bar
When Odessa shuttered its doors early Sunday morning, New York City bid farewell to one of its finest dive bars.
Arts & Culture
Photos of Harvest Dome Moving from Inwood to Governors Island
The Harvest Dome, a floating installation of 500 broken umbrellas and empty soda bottles, by SLO Architecture, moved from Inwood
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New York City Housing Authority Will Lease Out Open Space in Public Housing to Developers
Queensbridge Park at the West end of the projects has views of the East River and Queensboro Bridge in addition
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Red Hook to Lower Manhattan Summer Ferry Service Extended Through September
With ridership on the Red Hook-Lower Manhattan Summer Ferry surpassed 100,000 this summer, the NYCEDC announces it will
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The Bronx’s Kingsbridge Armory Will Become The World’s Largest Indoor Ice Facility
Artist rendering of the new Kingsbridge National Ice Center, via NYCEDC This spring, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the New York
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Inside Construction of 1 WTC, 9-11 Museum and Calatrava Transit Center at the World Trade Center Site
This past Friday, Untapped Cities contributor Danielle Dowler went to the construction sites of 1 WTC, the Calatrava Transportation Hub
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World Trade Center “Tribute in Light” Returns for 12th Anniversary on 9/11
The Tribute in Light installation will return this September according to the Gothamist’s recent report. Until this year, the
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The Absolut Lowline: A Cocktail Supports NYC’s First Underground Park
What happens when a team of urban entrepreneurs partners with several bars in the Lower East Side? They come up
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Original U.S. Open Tennis Stadium in Forest Hills Gets New Life for Concerts
Yesterday was opening day for the 2013 U.S. Open Tennis Championship in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens. Expected
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New Renderings of $15 Billion Hudson Yards Complex That Will Reshape the Far West Side
The West Side skyline is getting a facelift as construction of Hudson Yards, a $15 billion development, has begun just