Why is there a photograph of a triple arch in the Flatiron District? We reveal the story behind the 1918 Victory Arch which Fiorella Laguardia deemed the "Altar of Extravagance."
Two Cooper Union grads explore the intricacies of human perception through curved canvases and algorithms at NYC's fascinating Museum of Mathematics.
Spring in NYC brings with it new public art in the parks. Here is a roundup of our favorites so far this season: The Kelpies, Madison Square Park Water Towers
We all know the Metropolitan Life Insurance Building, but there could have been another, very different MetLife tower if one architect's plans had been realized.
This water tower art installation by Chilean artist Iván Navarro in Madison Square Park uses neon lights to symbolize hope and freedom in America.
Did you know that 62 lampposts were designated as landmarks in NYC? Here are 5 historic ones to check out on your daily routine.
This film of Madison Square Park by Edwin S. Porter, head of motion pictures for the Edison Company, is considered to be the first film of a snow storm.
On December 24th, 1912, the first outdoor public christmas tree was illuminated in Madison Square Park, New York City. The tree was an effort for social justice.
Trees tell the history of the city, letting us delve into the roots of New York City. Here is a guide to a selection of such trees in Manhattan.
We've covered skybridges before, but today we take you to 7+ more of these amazing linking structures between New York skyscrapers and other buildings.