Archtober, A Month Long Celebration of NYC Architecture Returns in October

Untapped New York is excited to announce its partnership with Archtober 2019, a month long celebration of architecture and design in New York City during the month of October. Pronounced “ärk’töbər, the celebration features new exhibit openings, walking tours, expert-filled panel discussions, design competitions, and the signature Building of the Day tours which bring members of the public into a new amazing building everyday. Last year, guests gained access inside places like the TWA Hotel, Newtown Creek Water Pollution Control Plant, and Dock 72. The hundreds of events in this ninth annual festival are presented by the Center for Architecture and organized with more than sixty partners across all five boroughs. Like last year, Untapped Cities Insiders will be treated to reserved access to some of the month’s most exiting events for free.

Photograph Courtesy of the Center for Architecture

This year, Untapped Cities Insiders will get to attend for free this year include a cocktail event with Marlon Blackwell, Tod Williams, and Billie Tsien, a lecture by Thomas Phifer, FAIA

Photograph by Erik Bardin

To see all of the events coming up this fall, check out the Archtober events calendar here. Check out our Insider events page to see which Archtober events Untapped Cities Insiders will have free access to throughout the month. If you’re not an Insider yet, become a member today to gain access to special events and free behind-the-scenes tours all year long.

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