Photograph by James and Karla Murray, Courtesy of 6sqft
Untapped New York and 6sqft are excited to announce the next behind-the-design tour in our series of visits to the top architecture firms of New York City. Our next stop is at the studios of Woods Bagot Architecture in the Financial District. The tour …
MoreFrom walking the original street grid of colonial New York to stepping inside the hull of a cargo ship,
MoreA mostly forgotten sculpture by Maya Lin has been removed from the ceiling of Penn Station as construction continues for a new entrance.
MoreCheck out photos from our visit inside the studio of the NYC firm Lang Architecture where we got a behind-the-design look at some of their exciting projects!
MoreIn the Hudson Valley, one man’s years of hard work and expert skills led to the creation of an out of this world rock sculpture!
MoreA slew of new legislation aimed at increasing access to Hart Island passed through The Council of the City of New York this afternoon transferring the public burial ground to NYC Parks and increasing public access to the island.
MoreFrom an iconic skyscraper facing one of the city’s oldest squares to a former museum hiding in plain sight as a neighborhood pharmacy, Art Deco architecture is widely dispersed across Montreal. Montreal is one of the world’s great centers of Art Deco architecture; with influences from Paris and NYC and local touches that created its own distinct style
MoreOn a rooftop in the Hunts Point peninsula of the Bronx, a green roof at THE POINT Community Development Corporation is also providing free internet to the local community, one of the few localized internet networks that exists in New York City. Situated inside a former bank note facility storage building since 1994, THE POINT …
MoreFrom new art exhibits and guided walking tours, to public meetings on important issues, check out our Untapped picks for things to do this week in NYC!
MoreThe Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, the catalyst organization and stewards for the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway, will throw its annual party with this year’s honorees, Eric L. Adams the Brooklyn Borough President and Steve Hindy: Co-Founder and Chairman of the Brooklyn Brewery.
MoreJust two hours away from NYC, the Catskills are a great year-round destination with highlights from fall foliage in autumn, outdoor adventures in summer, skiing in the winter, and cultural sites open through the four seasons.
MoreYou can stay inside on of the last remaining historic lighthouses of New York’s Hudson Valley, the charming Saugerties Lighthouse at the mouth of the Esopus Creek.
MoreDiscover the many secrets of NYC’s Grand Central Terminal in this Untapped Cities tour led by Tamara Agins of the NYC Department of City Planning.
MoreDiscover infectious and contagious disease wards, an autopsy room, the kitchen and other off-limits places on our hard hat tour of Ellis Island Hospital.
MoreTake a ride through the history of the world’s largest rapid transit system by weaving in and out of the past, present and future transit hubs of NYC.
MoreOne exciting piece of Penn Station station to be unveiled recently are beautiful Guastavino tiles that are part of a passageway which once led from the LIRR concourse to IRT or the 1,2, and 3 trains.
MoreAs the historic Berlin Wall came down, many of the colorful slabs were moved to cities around the globe. We uncovered 5 pieces of the wall right here in NYC.
MoreHidden in plain sight among the modern upgrades at Madison Square Garden, two passageways lined with vintage ads are preserved in time.
MoreFrom an iconic skyscraper facing one of the city’s oldest squares to a former museum hiding in plain sight as a neighborhood pharmacy, Art Deco architecture is widely dispersed across Montreal. Montreal is one of the world’s great centers of Art Deco architecture; with influences from Paris and NYC and local touches that created its own distinct style
MoreJust two hours away from NYC, the Catskills are a great year-round destination with highlights from fall foliage in autumn, outdoor adventures in summer, skiing in the winter, and cultural sites open through the four seasons.
MoreAs the historic Berlin Wall came down, many of the colorful slabs were moved to cities around the globe. We uncovered 5 pieces of the wall right here in NYC.
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