The new New York Subway Architecture & Design Map, created with Sandra Bloodworth, Director of MTA Arts & Design and Linda Tonn, the Chief Architect of MTA looks at NYC’s most notable subway stations.
MoreA new version of the City of Women map will be revealed this month at the NY Transit Museum to honor the contributions of hundreds of important female figures in NYC.
MoreNYC-based Spanish illustrator Patricia Fernández shares with us a map of Andy Warhol’s Manhattan, with illustrations of the buildings and places that the famous pop artist frequented.
MoreDiscover stunning examples of Art Deco architecture in NYC, from skyscrapers and churches to bathhouses and abandoned sites, with a new handy map.
MoreSee one of the first subway maps on a special walkthrough of the Martayan Lan Gallery’s antique map exhibit, “New Amsterdam to Metropolis: Historic Maps of NYC”!
MoreJake Berman, a NYC-based artist takes long lost transit systems of New York City and other cities and turns them into modern subway style maps.
MoreManhattan is a constantly active hub, but a data visualization map paints a portrait of exactly how many people flow in and out of the borough, hour-by-hour.
MoreWith the development of this new web application, you will no longer have to guess if your line is experiencing delays, service changes, or planned work.
MoreThis interactive map shows “dark-sky places,” where urbanites can go to get away from New York City’s intense light pollution to finally see the stars.
MoreThanks to a new, interactive map, we can see all of the city-owned lots sold to developers for $1 since Mayor Bill de Blasio took office in January 2014.
MoreTo make it easier for the public to learn the history behind NYC buildings, the Landmarks Preservation Commission has launched a new version of its web map.
MoreThis NYC Subway map by mapmaker Max Roberts reimagines the system in concentric circles and inspired by Massimo Vignelli’s original subway map design.
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