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Last year, New York City served over 52 million foreign and American tourists. Locals each have their own opinion on
These orange and white-striped vents that let out steam are a familiar sight in parts of Manhattan. But what do they do exactly?
An Untapped Cities reader submitted this photograph he snapped of a pneumatic tube from his office on 86th Street and Lexington Ave, and we dug into its origin.
The H209 Forum convened a range of policy makers and experts involved in the Netherlands’ water management and NYCs post-Sandy resilience efforts.
An intricate network of tunnels connects many of the Columbia University's buildings, dating back to the site's prior use as an insane asylum.
The 2013 New York City Dîner en Blanc, a pop-up flash mob dinner in white, returns this Wednesday September 18 to a fabulous still undisclosed public place.
Broken Bridge II is a sculpture by artist El Anatsui from Nigeria. For 10 months, the tapestry has been at the High Line and will be coming down on Sept 30th.
In New York City, the 2013 Architecture & Design Film Festival will be hosted by Tribeca Cinemas from October 16 to October 20. Tickets on sale October 1st.
Did you know that military ships were once a familiar site on the Hudson River next to Manhattan?
The utterly frontal view of Paul Tran's photographs of buildings around New York City gives a rarely seen perspective on the buildings in the city.