POPS
Indoor Public Spaces in Manhattan for Your Own Urban Oasis
Surprising indoor public spaces in Manhattan if you’re looking for a unique meeting spot, to have a nice quiet lunch or get some me time.
Top 10 Indoor Public Spaces in Manhattan for Your Very Own Urban Oasis
Thanks to zoning initiatives, in which the city grants buildings the rights to additional air space (i.e. taller buildings)
Manhattan’s 6 ½ Avenue Turns 6 ½ Years Old this Month
While it may not be as big or as famous as Broadway, Lexington, or any of the other Avenues in
The Privately Owned Public Space Inside Trump Tower is Already Less Accessible
There’s been a lot of news about Trump Tower recently – from Mayor Bill de Blasio’s bill to Congress
10 Pieces of Modern Art in NYC That Are Actually Sundial Sculptures
By the time New Amsterdam was founded in 1664, sundials had been around for millennia. More than that, they’d
13 of the Best Pocket Parks in NYC
Rosemary O’Brien is the author of the newly published book, Best Pocket Parks of NYC. Rosemary shares with Untapped
Top 10 Indoor Public Spaces in Manhattan for Your Very Own Urban Oasis
Photo by Attila Sary Thanks to zoning initiatives, where the city granted buildings the rights to additional air space (i.
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
Daily What?! World’s Largest Chessboard is On a Wall at 767 Third Avenue
On the corner of 48th Street and 3rd Avenue is the “world’s largest chessboard” affixed to the wall of
Daily What?! An Indoor Tropical Oasis in NYC's Ford Foundation
On a walk west on 42nd Street from the neo-Gothic-infused neighborhood of Tudor City, the Ford Foundation Building introduces a
Midtown Arcades: 6 1/2 Avenue and other POPS in NYC
There are deviants among the orderly gridlines of Midtown Manhattan. They are not secret, but not so obvious either. You
Manhattan’s Privately Owned Public Spaces, A Photographic Investigation
E 53th St., between Park and Madison Avenues The always inquisitive urban planner, Charles-Antoine Perrault, most well-known for his Paris-NYC
