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Pop PoP: An NYC Pedestrian Street Signal That Has Human Emotions
The always creative students at NYU Interactive Technology Program (ITP) have have a project to give the mundane pedestrian street
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Vintage Photos: The Oldest Photographs of NYC and Paris
Yesterday we posted the first video of a snowstorm in New York City from 1902. Today, we wanted to share
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The Legacy of Bloomberg’s New York: Who Was Left Behind?
From the High Line to Citi Bikes to rezoning developments in New York City, the projects of Michael Bloomberg and
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10 Unique Benches in NYC
New Yorkers are constantly moving, focused on getting from Point A to Point B. We are so accustomed to walking
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History of the Fillmore East in the East Village as The Allman Brothers Say Farewell
The Allman Brothers Band just announced that after 45 years they will disband at the end of 2014. The news
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What’s Going Up and At Risk on 57th Street in Midtown NYC: ONE57, SHoP’s Skinny Skyscraper, Nordstrom Tower
Rendering of 105-111 W. 57th St. via SHoP Architects Some say that 57th Street is becoming New York’s Gold
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Daily What?! The Doors of the NYC Subway System
Recently, we decided to call the phone numbers on the doors in the New York City subway and the result
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5 Tips for Discovering the Secrets of Melbourne’s Laneways
The city of Melbourne, Australia, boasts a strangely organised central business district. The grid layout—much like New York City
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The Next Untapped Cities Woolworth Building Tour on April 12th
Our Untapped Cities Woolworth Building Tour has been so popular, we know offer it monthly. In November, we took readers
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Inside Gravesend’s Abandoned “Secret Park” in Brooklyn
It seems like every square inch of New York City has been categorized, labeled, and filled beyond capacity. But if
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Abandoned NYC: Interview with a 1972 Hart Island Resident
After our recent coverage of Hart Island when the news surfaced that the abandoned burial ground may be turned into
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A Tour of Empty NYPL Stacks Leaves Unanswered Questions about the Central Library Plan
The following article is an op-ed by Susan Bernofsky, chair of the PEN translation committee, originally published on her blog
