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New Seaport City Is Part of NYC’s Plan for a More Resilient, Climate-Protected City
Rendering for Seaport City, a new neighborhood in lower Manhattan that will protect against storm surge via NYC.gov The
Arts & Culture
Pop-Up Portals in the East Village Lead to Theatrical Happenings
If you’ve wandered Alphabet City lately, you might have noticed the artwork pictured above, or others like it. This
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Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal Being Cleaned Up with Sponge Park
The park will contain pedestrian walkways along with absorptive plants. Source: dlandstudio. Brooklyn’s notoriously dirty Gowanus Canal is getting
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Private Backing Spurs Development of The Hills on Governors Island in NYC
A rendering of The Hills. Source: West 8. A series of recycled hills are rising on Governors Island. Last Friday,
Architecture
New City Proposals by Bloomberg Aim to Makes Stairs Hip and Healthy in NYC
This open, sculptural, naturally-lit staircase at Poets House in Battery Park City is exactly the type that Mayor Bloomberg
Architecture
Graffiti Removal on NYC’s High Line Hits Section 3
As recently as the late 90’s, the neighborhood around the High Line was once gritty, raw, and somewhat dangerous,
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2013 Summer Streets Debuts Park Avenue “Voice Tunnel” and CultureNOW’s Architectural Tour
This Saturday, August 3rd, Park Avenue and Lafayette St. will once more fill up with thousands of cyclists, joggers and
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Harvest Dome Floating Installation of 500 Discarded Umbrellas Launches July 31st
The Harvest Dome, a floating installation of 500 discarded storm-snapped umbrellas and 128 two-liter soda bottles, will be
Architecture
How the Sale of Air Rights at Hudson River Park Could Shape the New York City Skyline
Everything’s pricier in Manhattan, including air. For the deteriorating Pier 40 on the Hudson River, air may just be
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Pop-Up Design Exhibit in NYC Examines the Future of Home Living
With the first prefabricated apartment in NYC going and city-sponsored micro-apartment competitions, New York City is actively examining
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NYC’s Lowline, the World’s First Underground Park, Gets Political Support
When we checked out the Lowline preview last year, it was clear that the radical idea of an underground photosynthetic
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The Battle for a New Penn Station: Madison Square Garden Limited to 10 Year Permit
Rendering for a new Penn Station by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) Yesterday, the New York City Council voted 47-