Urban enthusiasts mourned the death of Massimo Vignelli, the graphic designer who created the iconic 1972 NYC subway map. Here's a look at that famous map.
A tour of the artist studios with Jack Cesareo at the American Museum of Natural History where all of the dinosaurs, animals and space recreations come to life
Some of NYC's buildings were surprisingly short-lived, starting at just two years old including Grand Central Station, the Folk Art Museum Crystal Palace
For those that love transit and illustration, the wonderful website NY Train Project celebrates NYC subway tile mosaics with a fun tidbit about each station.
Joey Cherdarchuk of Dark Hose Analytics uses Census and Bureau of Labour statistics to chart the organic life of Manhattan's live/work population.
The 9/11 Museums opens to the public next week. Here are behind-the-scenes images of the museum while under construction at NYC World Trade Center
Sign up for our next Woolworth Building tour today and take a sneak peek inside the building's bank vault, normally off limits to the public
8 Weird NYC Subway Entrances: Get Your Hair Cut, Keys Made, and Shoes Shined in a NYC Subway Station
Ever wonder about the barber shops, locksmiths, bodegas, and shoe repair shops inside subway entrances? Why do some entrances have them while others don't?
In the hallway of the Hoyt-Schermerhorn subway station in Brooklyn, the letter "L" repeated in blue and yellow tile reveal the history of a department store
Atop the Art Deco infused Rockefeller Center along 5th Avenue in NYC are some beautiful garden rooftops, some slightly more accessible than others.