Everything you ever wanted to know about Tribeca but didn't know to ask: a tear-shaped synagogue covered in marble, a tiny museum in a freight elevator, Abraham Lincoln's photographer's studio and more.
Sitting atop the dark and heavy two story cast-iron base, nine stories of red brick and brownstone-colored terra-cotta facade watch over City Hall.
The Greenwich Village Society for Historical Preservation launches its "Save the South Village" video campaign to urge city leaders to make the South Village a historical landmark.
Luke Shepard's new project, NIGHTVISION, reveals the beauty of urban structures across Europe at night.
Luke Shepard's new project, NIGHTVISION, reveals the beauty of urban structures across Europe at night.
New plans to restore the Coit Tower made us ponder the value a unique landmark brings to a city.
This is the first in a series of articles exploring landmarking in New York City.
The New York Times once described the Pussycat Lounge as "set on a block where one might feel comfortable urinating against a building." People love this place precisely because it's grungy and hasn't changed since the 1970s. It's also one of the last neighborhood bars in the area.
Right here in New York, a church on 20th st. and 6th ave. has served as religious institution, night club (2 incarnations: Limelight and later, Avalon), weekend market and now, a forthcoming retail location.