Inwood, located at the northern end of Manhattan, is both bustling and bucolic. Here are 20 must-visit spots in this one of a kind NYC neighborhood.
Onkel Toms Hütte, a colorful 1920s housing development in Berlin, embodies a strand of Modernism long overshadowed by more minimalist, monochrome development.
An untapped gem of NYC, the "marble palace" at 280 Broadway built by A.T. Stewart as America's first department store, is full of other forgotten history.
As demonstrated by the stories of 10 representative projects, over the past decade a new type of housing has emerged in NYC that is both green and affordable.
Street Creeks, a strategy to reduce combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and manage stormwater runoff in urban runways like the Gowanus Canal by Atema Arhitecture
The Bronx in NYC is home to an unheralded but impressive array of Postmodern architectural gems built over the last few decades that enhance its building stock.
NYC's Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations stand as relics of the city's efforts to improve its fire fighting system while also providing attractive civic architecture
"Reclaimed Ground," about Hunters Point South, will be one of several short films screened at the Spring Exhibitions Opening at the Queens Museum in NYC.
Long before Newtown Creek in NYC experienced decades of pollution and became a Superfund site, an 1881 effort attempted to stop the environmental damage.
With the rise of skyscrapers, art inspired by them soon followed. Here is a look at ten artists who found muses among the skyscrapers of New York City.