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A Playground Made of Scaffolding Comes to Brooklyn
A pesky part of the urban environment becomes a place of play at Brooklyn Children's Museum!
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BBQ Films to Recreate ’90s Cult Classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
If anyone’s interested in joining Shredder’s Foot Clan, our friends at BBQ Films, an experiential film company, will
Architecture
Vintage Photos: Horn & Hardart’s 57th Street Automat Now a NYC Hilton Vacation Club
Located in one of the most metropolitan areas of Manhattan, the Hilton Vacation Club at 6th Avenue and 57th Street
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ Luxury Apartment on 5th Avenue
Jackie O’s Upper East Side apartment. Video via vanityfair.com. As the former first lady, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was
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Cities 101: MTA Double-Decker Buses in NYC from 1930s to 70s
An iconic fixture in London, double-decker buses are known for their European charm. But in the early to mid-20th century,
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Four Urbanism Conferences to Check Out in NYC This October: CityLab, TedXNYIT, 2013 MAS Summit, IDA World Congress
So much is happening in the urbanism world this month just in New York City so we decided to round-up
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Cities 101: NYC Sewers Are Monitored Remotely to Prevent Back-Up
While sewers were once directly monitored way back, leading to fun maps about the various smells in NYC, things are
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Daily What?! The Nameless Parks of Brooklyn
A recent post by Matt Green, who is walking every street of NYC, highlighted the phenomenon of nameless parks in
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Vintage Photos: Tompkins Square Park in the 1980s and 90s
At first glance, the area around Tompkins Square Park seems like the quintessential New York City neighborhood, with its lively
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miLES Project Aims to Revitalize Lower East Side with Vacant Storefront Transformations
Though the Lower East Side has undergone rapid development over the past decade, the area still houses more than 200
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Daily What?! There are Puns All Over Penn Station in NYC
Knot Just Pretzels in Penn Station The much maligned Penn Station holds the reputation for being the single busiest transportation
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PlanningCamp’s Unconference in NYC Arrive at Pratt Institute on September 21
From 9:00am to 5:00pm tomorrow, Open Plans will be hosting PlanningCamp, a hands-on “unconference” planned and led by
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Tribeca Cinemas to Host 2013 Architecture & Design Film Festival from October 16-20
The Architecture & Design Film Festival is the nation’s largest film festival dedicated to exploring and celebrating the creative