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Untapped New York was started in 2010 by a then student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), where she is now a professor. We love architecture and believe there is no better place to celebrate it than NYC!
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Downtown Doodler: American International Building (70 Pine Street) ArchiDoodle
Dominating the downtown skyline, the American International Building (AIG) at 70 Pine Street, rose up during the heart of the
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The Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool: Eye-Catching Architecture
Here are our picks for the Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool: Eye-Catching Architecture! Remember, to have one of
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Beautiful Maps, and the Lies They Tell, An Op-Ed From Runkeeper
This Fun Maps post is guest-written by Margaret McKenna, Head of Data and Analytics at RunKeeper, a free app for
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“Daily Overview” Project Highlights Amazing Satellite Images of Earth
Stuy Town in New York City, viewed from space! The “overview effect” is a phenomenon described by astronauts as the
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A History of Snow Removal in NYC: From Snow Shoes to the First Motorized Snow-Plow
Mayor de Blasio still has some trouble coordinating the snow removal effort, but he is certainly not alone. Snow removal
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Charleston Has Possibly The Most Beautiful Housing Project in America
In Charleston, South Carolina sits perhaps the most beautiful housing project in America. Built in a Romanesque Revival style, the
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Untapped Cities Event: Walking Tour of the World’s Tallest Buildings in NYC
Photo by Benjamin Waldman for Untapped Cities On April 27th, Untapped Cities History Editor Benjamin Waldman will be leading a
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The Lowline Launches Young Designers Workshop at Mark Miller Gallery in NYC
If you’re curious about how The Lowline is evolving, we’ve news for you. On Sunday February 9th, the
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Vintage Photos: Inwood, the Northernmost Neighborhood on the Island of Manhattan
The Sherman Creek Power Plant in Inwood 1903 The website My Inwood has some great then & now pictures of
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Vintage Photos: The Many Lives of NYC’s Madison Square Garden
In 1832, New York’s first railroad line opened, The New York and Harlem Railroad, utilizing not steam but horse
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The Pen and Brush, Inc. An Organization Dedicated to Women in the Arts
The Pen and Brush, Inc. is an organization that has been dedicated to women in the arts since 1894. They
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5 Historic Lampposts in NYC
There is one thing we often miss in our daily excursions: lampposts, many of which are made out of cast-iron.
