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Architecture
5Pointz, Long Island City’s Street Art Mecca, Faces Demolition
For two decades, the 5pointz Aerosol Art Centre, a cluster of abandoned factory warehouses in Long Island City, has served
Arts & Culture
Video: A Love Letter to New York City by The Color Machine & MAS
If you were going to make a visual love letter to New York City, what places would you include? We
New York
Weekly Map: Time Travel with Vintage NYC Subway Maps & the Second Avenue Subway
Here, in chronological order, a roundup of historical, replicas and future iterations of the New York City subway map. Until
Architecture
A Look at Hunters Point, Long Island City: A Modern Industrial Corridor
Hunters Point, Long Island City is a rapidly changing neighborhood flanking the East River on its eastern bank. Neighborhood history
New York
Ruins of the 1964 World’s Fair at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
The empty observation towers of the New York Pavilion hover over Flushing Meadows-Corona Park In Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, the oddball
Arts & Culture
5 Notorious NYC Crime Scenes: Heists, Bombings & Robberies
From heists that have inspired movies to a deadly terrorist attack in 1920 whose traces still remain, revisit 5 notorious
Architecture
The Oldest Buildings in New York City’s Five Boroughs
Hidden between modern skyscrapers and nineteenth century row houses are remnants of the City’s Dutch past. While the Bronx
Food & Drink
NYC’s Ethnic Markets: Where to Get Asian Groceries
There’s probably a restaurant serving every cuisine in the world in New York City, but making authentic curry, dumplings,
Architecture
The History and Future of Willets Point, Queens
As fans poured off the LIRR and the MTA’s 7 line for yesterday’s All-Star Game at Citi Field,
Arts & Culture
5 Notorious NYC Crime Scenes
New York City sidewalks have certainly seen their share of crime scene tape–though in most cases, the blood has
Architecture
Vintage Photos: Remnants of the 1964 New York World’s Fair
The 1939 World’s Fair in New York City may have the longer legacy in our collective memory, with its
Architecture
Queensbridge, NYC: Inside America’s Largest Public Housing Project
We recently took a Municipal Art Society tour of Queensbridge, America’s largest operating public housing project, located in West
