This fun clip that's being shared around social media lately is from the 1928 silent film Speedy, starring comedian Harold Lloyd and directed by Ted Wilde.
Built in a Romanesque Revival style, the William Enston Home public housing project consists of free-standing cottages set on a leafy landscaped property.
The parody coffee shop Dumb Starbucks is heading to Brooklyn. Here are some some interior and exterior shots from the shut down store in Los Angeles.
Just off of Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, you'll find a pun-filled shoe-themed street art installation on the facade of 75 and 75A Hoyt Street.
A proposal by Paris mayoral candidate Nathalie Kosciusk-Morizetto aims to reuse abandoned subway stations as nightclubs, restaurants, a swimming pool, theaters
Are these #MissingLove Missed Connection posters in the NYC subway real or yet another viral marketing ploy? "Our eyes met on Line A - Towards Brooklyn, Pay attention NY! This is about my heart."
The creative students at NYU Interactive Technology Program (ITP) have have a project called Pop Pop to give the pedestrian street signal more personality.
These are the first known photographs of New York City and of a human being in Paris, taken using the daguerreotype technique from 1838 to 1853.
Ever wondered what the scrubber room is? Third Rail Operations? Here's a look at all the funny shapes, sizes and signs on the doors within the subway system.
Our Untapped Cities Woolworth Building Tour has been so popular, we're doing it again on Saturday, April 12th at 1 PM.