José GuÃzar illustrates the variety of architectural styles in NYC in his project, "Windows of New York" documenting the unique windows in NYC.
Here are the top 10 secrets of the FDR Drive including red lights on dead end streets, 27 seal statues in East River Park and an abandoned art installation.
Renzo Picasso was an Italian architect and engineer whose drawings of NYC both analyzed its current structures and created plans for its infrastructure.
"Little Syria, NY: An Immigrant Community's Life and Legacy" showcases the parallels between the past and present experiences of Syrian refugees in NYC.
NeighborhoodX has created an interactive map that renames some of the well-known NYC neighborhoods and streets based on the premise that "no one knows history."
Here are the top ten secrets of the NYC Police Department, from the "color of the day" system used for undercover cops to women's role in the NYPD's history.
Though Theodore Roosevelt died in 1919 a piece of him still lives on in NYC at 1 Police Plaza: his 121-year old desk where NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton sits
If watching fireworks or hosting a cookout doesn't appeal to you, here is a list of ten off-the-beaten path ways to spend your long July 4 holiday weekend.
The Museum of the City of New York is hosting the photo exhibit, "Lost in Old New York" which captures the spirit of the city in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Jameco Exchange is an art exhibit in Jamaica, Queens in NYC. It is curated by No Longer Empty which seeks to put art and creative spaces into neighborhoods.