Hear from an author and map designer who has been creating maps of the NYC subway, officially and unofficially, for over forty years!
A new street art hotspot has some unconventional holiday decorations!
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“Nimbyism is a gift of the ’60s,” announced Xavier de Souza Briggs, the Ford Foundation’s Vice President of Economic
Architect James Polshek has written his memoir, Build/Memory (Monacelli Press), with all the substance, drive, and élan that made
There are those who think the Empire State Building, in all its Manhattan exuberance soaring towards the sky, is the
How is it that nearly a century after its birth, pure architectural modernism can still shock—and even repel—sophisticated
With all its mad energy and contradictions, New York makes a wonderful literary character. And few novelists use the city
Can an African city that is intent on forging ahead economically hold onto its architectural heritage while encouraging new development?
Can the rehabilitation of a great public space restore its surrounding blocks? We know it has in New York City,
Today the architectural world celebrates Eero Saarinen’s birthday. Born in Finland on August 20, 1910 (his architect dad Eliel
The following is an op-ed by Julia Vitullo-Martin, a senior fellow at Regional Plan Association and Untapped Cities writer. Many
When Michael Bloomberg was elected mayor of New York in 2001, no one predicted he would become a revolutionary, reshaping
“The original Battery Park City design was about as banal as could be imagined—bland modernist towers in a Corbusian
As fans poured off the LIRR and the MTA’s 7 line for yesterday’s All-Star Game at Citi Field,
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