A Look at Hunters Point, Long Island City: A Modern Industrial Corridor
Hunters Point, Long Island City is a rapidly changing neighborhood flanking the East River on its eastern bank. Neighborhood history
Making Waves: NYC’s Waterfront in a Post-Sandy Climate
New York City is known for its impressive skyline, gourmet restaurants, and thrilling theater. However, one overlooked aspect of the
Re-Inventing Payphones: Design in the Face of Obsolete Technology
Clark Kent used it to change into his iconic alter ego before he launched into the sky to save the
Young Architects of Spain Exhibition at the Instituto Cervantes
Instituto Cervantes, the Spanish cultural center, kicked off their fall season with a spectacular panel discussion and gallery opening on
The Polka Dot Princess, Yayoi Kusama: Past, Present and on Exhibition at the Whitney Museum
While polka dots are often associated with 1940s patterned skirts, Yayoi Kusama has dedicated her life’s work to the
Summertime Ferrying in New York City
While many may think of Seattle as the capital of ferry boat riding, New York City also has an extensive
Bungalows in the Big City?
Often when you think of New York City, the first thoughts that form involve the massive, grandiose architecture, the grid
Atlas Obscura launches the Obscura Society at Proteus Gowanus
Tucked away in the recesses of Gowanus, Brooklyn, lies a fascinating compendium of interdisciplinary collaboration in what is known as
Brooklyn Beer Fest on the Waterfront June 16th
Along with several other events throughout the summer, the Waterfront Brooklyn Beer Festival is one you don’t want to
A Potential Park for the Tappan Zee Bridge?
With the possible demolition of the Tappan Zee Bridge, architecture and urban planning students at Cooper Union and Columbia University
The Design of Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in NYC
Photograph by David Heald © Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York. Nestled on the Upper East Side, the Guggenheim Museum attracts