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What to Do When Rats Move Into Your Car
It's a problem you hope never to have, but here are our tips if get some rodent visitors!
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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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CBGB To Be Painstakingly Recreated For Keynote Of CBGB Film & Music Festival in NYC
The keynote address of the Second Annual CBGB Music & Film Festival will be given this Thursday from inside a
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US Shutdown Also Closes American Cemeteries in Normandy and Suresnes
The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial has become a pilgrimage site for many Americans and Veterans, especially those from the
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9 Places to Remember Edgar Allan Poe in NYC
164 years ago today, Edgar Allan Poe mysteriously died. Despite having departed over a century and a half ago, Poe
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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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Daily What?! Potatopia is a Restaurant in NYC Devoted Entirely to the Potato
Potatopia will “change the way you think about potatoes.” Located on 6th Avenue right by Waverly Place, every dish at
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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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The Astor Family Connection to the Meatpacking District and Greenwich Village in NYC
Map of lots of land from deed sold by John Jacob Astor to Gilbert Coutant at the corner of Bowery,
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Photos of the Abandoned Hotel Belvedere in Dubrovnik, Croatia
Last year, we published photos from our trip to the abandoned 5-star Hotel Belvedere just outside the UNESCO city of
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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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A Pigeon-Related Landmark Tour of NYC with Studio-X Columbia University [PHOTOS]
Author Colin Jerolmack of The Global Pigeon While you might think a tour of pigeon-related landmarks may not score high
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Don’t Forget to Look Up: Fifth Avenue from 80th to 110th Streets
Continuing up Fifth Avenue from where the previous installment of Don’t Forget to Look Up ended, this stretch along
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Top 10 Indoor Public Spaces in Manhattan for Your Very Own Urban Oasis
Photo by Attila Sary Thanks to zoning initiatives, where the city granted buildings the rights to additional air space (i.
