NYC’s Landmark Preservation Commission says no to Brad Vogel’s coalition efforts to make Walt Whitman’s last remaining NYC a designated New York City landmark.
MoreUntil Sunday is the 2017 Jane’s Walks, a global festival of citizen walking tours that celebrate the ideas of Jane Jacobs. Here are 10 to check out in NYC.
MoreThe Historic Murals in El Barrio was one of this years Municipal Art Society’s ‘Jane’s Walk’ Tours. In conjuncition with East Harlem Preservation, we explored murals that depicted life in El Barrio over the past several decades. The murals tell the story of their rich history and love of art and music.
MoreMAS Urbanists Party After Dark is a rare networking event at 583 Park Ave. that brings together 200+ young urbanists interesting in creating a more livable NYC.
MoreWest Side of Midtown Manhattan in early evening
“Nimbyism is a gift of the ’60s,” announced Xavier de Souza Briggs, the Ford Foundation’s Vice President of Economic Opportunity and Assets, waking up any slumbering audience members at the Municipal Art Society’s May 28th conference, Ideas for New York’s New Leadership, based on an MAS book. In …
MoreJane Walks NYC, hosted by MASNYC in honor of journalist Jacobs features over 100 free guides tours throughout the five boroughs this May 3 and 4.
More1 WTC is reflected in the facade of 4 WTC.
This Wednesday November 13, 4 World Trade Center will officially open. As the first new WTC building to open since 7 World Trade Center was finished in 2006, this marks a great milestone in the progress of post 9/11 reconstruction. It’s also the first building …
MoreLive blog from day 2 of the 2013 Municipal Art Society (MAS) Summit for NYC
MoreWe’re live blogging from the 2013 Municipal Art Society Summit for NYC.
MoreSo much is happening in the urbanism world this month just in New York City so we decided to round-up all the amazing conferences taking place
MoreThe Municipal Art Society (MAS) and The Color Machine created a love letter to New York City meant as an ode to the livable city that they have been advocating to maintain and improve.
MoreYesterday, the New York City Council voted 47-1 to limit the permit for Madison Square Garden to just 10 years. Here are visions for a new Penn Station.
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