Looking at Cornell NYC Tech, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Hallets Point, Queens in terms of waterfront design principles in light of climate change.
Frank Woolworth originally had two offices in the Woolworth Building, one which has been lost to time. Here's the other one, part of a private company.
Matt Felson, a student at Parsons Design + Technology will set up classic binocular viewers in different parts of NYC showing historic photographs.
Reader reactions to a photo of the demolition of Pier 17 Mall at South Street Seaport from the East River, fully underway in April 2014.
In North Brother Island: The Last Unknown Place in NYC, photographer Christopher Payne documents the abandoned island off the Bronx over the course of one year.
Wyndcliffe, an abandoned mansion, stands on the eastern bank of the Hudson River near Rhinebeck, New York. This Norman-style brick villa was built in 1853.
Photos from inside the 1964 World's Fair New York State Pavilion, designed by Philip Johnson and open for only one day to the public for three hours.
An all new Judgmental Map by Joe Larson extends the commentary out to Brooklyn, part of Queens and the Bronx. Where do you live?
The New York Pizza Project is spearheaded by 5 native New Yorkers, visiting and documenting over 100 authentic pizza shops in NYC.
We're currently accepting applications for the spring 2014 Untapped Cities internship class for editorial interns, social media and event planning interns.