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Scandinavian folklore holds that trolls once lurked under bridges, demanding payment from all who crossed and attacking those who refused.
In a new book, Safe Space, the author Christina Hanhardt asserts that the 2002 Greenwich Village rally, “Take Back Our
A transportation planner, a historic preservationist and an architecture critic walk into an auditorium. That’s not the start of
Last week Rick Landman – activist, attorney, and former executive director of real estate for the city – gathered about a dozen
The Lowline cofounder Dan Barasch visited a meeting of the Brooklyn Futurist Meetup last Wednesday to spell out ten guiding
The Department of Parks & Recreation opened up 300 acres of the burgeoning Freshkills Park on Sunday for its fourth
Last week, Untapped Cities reported that the 8th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party would be returning to Governor’s Island
New Amsterdam indeed. In 2007, the City of New York, new owners of Governors Island, selected Dutch landscape architecture firm
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