Beautiful Photos of the Mysterious Mandarin Duck of Central Park
A gorgeous male Mandarin duck appeared mysteriously in Central Park has became the latest NYC internet star. Check out our photos of the duck in its new home.
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Discover Plans for the Future of the Tri-State Region at an Archtober Lecture
Find out the future of the tri-state region as proposed in the Fourth Regional Plan at an Archtober lecture at the Center for Architecture.
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Inside the Construction of Dock 72, the Future WeWork Building at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, between two active dry docks, Dock 72 is rising. The 16-floor, 650,000 square foot building will be the future home of WeWork.
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Environmental Bills Pass NYC Council for Jamaica Bay Task Force, Flood Maps, Geothermal Studies
During Climate Week, a series of environmental bills for New York City were passed addressing flood mapping, the Jamaica Bay Taskforce and geothermal energy.
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The Top 10 Secrets of Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx
Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx is one of the largest parks in NYC, once a plantation belonging to the Dutch Van Cortlandt family of New Amsterdam.
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5 NYC Parks That Are Larger Than Central Park
Despite being the most well-known park, Central Park doesn’t top the list of New York City’s biggest parks. Five other NYC parks dwarf Central Park in acreage.
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New Exhibit Germ City at the Museum of the City of New York Explores Disease and the Metropolis
On view now, timed with the return of fall, as well as the centenary of the 1918 flu epidemic, is the Museum of the City of New York exhibition”Germ City.”
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Community Spirit Blossoms in Mott Haven Community Gardens
The 138th Street Community Garden in the Bronx is a green oasis where local residents grow vegetables, fruit, and flowers, amidst community art and The Watcher.
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Go Behind the Scenes on the Javits Center Green Roof
Tour the 6.75 acre green roof atop NYC’s Javits Center!
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Documentary “Managed Retreat” Follows Strategic Destruction of Staten Island Waterfront Neighborhoods
The film “Managed Retreat” follows a year in the deconstruction of three Staten Island neighborhoods ravaged after Hurricane Sandy and their gradual return to nature.
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10 Fun Facts about the New Hunter’s Point South Park in Long Island City
In Long Island City, the new Hunter’s Point South Park section has opened bringing visitors to a previously inaccessible section of the waterfront with a naturalistic design.
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11 Unique Community Gardens in NYC’s East Village
11 of the most unique community gardens in the East Village for quiet escapes, art and cultural events, gardening, and community gatherings. Check them out!
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