Ingrid Burrington's Networks of New York: An Internet Infrastructure Field Guide is sure to change the way you look at the concrete jungle. (And the internet.)
Our friends at Narratively have a great in-depth piece on one of the official shoe shiners of the Grand Central Partnership
Earlier this fall, New York City was (rightfully) up in arms about the shops putting up the “No Hoodies” signs,
A team at Columbia University GSAPP isolate NYC's "awkwardly" shaped land plots , which form over 5.2 million square feet of "developable" land.
Where have all the NYC subway tokens gone? A recent Gizmodo article reveals what happened to tokens after they were phased out from the MTA system.
2nd Avenue gas station closed earlier in 2014. As we all know, real estate prices just keep on rising in Manhattan.
Check out this algorithm that helps estimate the nearest cross street for Manhattan addresses, and a map from I Quant NY that shows the system through color.
The New York Times has released a video series making the complications surrounding NYC's infrastructure more accessible to the public in 5 short installations.
The iconic "yellow cabs" of NYC are not the same yellow as before. Iconic to many, some of the cabs that roam through Manhattan feature different color hues.
The NYT's "Living City: A City Shaped by Steam" video is 4th of a series of six mini-documentaries that make issues of infrastructure interesting and accessible.