Check out photos from our visit inside the studio of the NYC firm Lang Architecture where we got a behind-the-design look at some of their exciting projects!
The movie Motherless Brooklyn, written, directed and starring Edward Norton, opens this Friday. The film is based on the noir mystery novel set in 1950s New York City by Jonathan Lethem, shot in locations throughout NYC that evoke the era of Robert Moses and Jane Jacobs.
The long-awaited ribbon-cutting for the restoration and unveiling of the historic Harlem Fire Watchtower took place on this past Saturday,
"Gage & Tollner is to Brooklyn what the Statue of Liberty is to New York Harbor" proclaimed a 1930 guide book. Take a behind the scenes look into the revival of the famed Brooklyn restaurant Gage & Tollner, set to reopen in the next few months.
Exciting news: Keith Haring's Crack is Wack mural on the handball courts in East Harlem is now fully restored. The beloved mural, which served as a warning to crack cocaine addiction, has undergone numerous paint overs and repaintings since it was first created by Haring in 1986.
Tucked into our article about the monument to missing tourists taken by wolves, was a reference to a sculpture of Rudolph
A new Lost & Found is open at Penn Station and we went to visit to see what gets left behind from the mundane to the bizarre. The chainsaw had been disposed of and the violin was claimed, but there more items to behold.
Joker, the box office hit film from Warner Bros. starring Joaquin Phoenix showcases the backstory of the misanthropic comic book
Gasp! On Monday, the NYC DOT announced via Twitter that the 110-year old cast iron globes atop the Manhattan Bridge
New York City itself is a true star in Motherless Brooklyn and one of the film's great feats is the recreation of the lost Penn Station as it was in the 1950s. We speak with production designer Beth Mickle on how the demolished station was brought back to life.