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Upper West Side

May 16, 2013

Top 10 Non-Tourist Spots to Take Visitors on the Upper West Side

Looking to avoid the hordes at places such as the Natural History Museum? We've got some alternatives.

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton

April 23, 2013

Hudson Yards Exhibit Shows Off New Models of Upcoming Neighborhood

The exhibit at the Center for Architecture kicks off on May 1.

New York City

April 18, 2013

Photo Project Shows Off City Architecture Often Missed by New Yorkers

"Look Up New York" will showcase a different city building every day.

Brooklyn Heights

March 22, 2013

Brooklyn's Newest Bridge Opens With A Bounce

Squibb Bridge is now open to the public, connecting Brooklyn Heights to Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Chelsea

March 21, 2013

Architecture Cruise Spotlights Post-Sandy Planning on the High Seas

This year's AIA Around Manhattan Boat tour will look at the waterfront in a post-Sandy city.

TriBeCa

March 02, 2013

Secrets of Century-Old Woolworth Tower Revealed in Exhibit

The iconic Woolworth Building celebrates its 100th birthday with an exhibit at the Skyscraper Museum

Long Island City

January 23, 2013

Giant Pavilion Made of Skateboard Scraps Coming to MoMA PS1 This Summer

"Party Wall" will be installed for the annual summer music series in the museum's courtyard.

West Harlem

December 18, 2012

Black Architects Say Columbia Shut Them Out of $6.3 Billion Harlem Campus

Critics say Columbia hasn't hired enough African-American architects for its Manhattanville expansion.

Clinton Hill

October 23, 2012

Pratt Honors Alumni Who Created Big Bird, Scrabble and Chrysler Building

Pratt alumni went on to create Tom and Jerry, Scrabble and the Chrysler Building.

Greenwich Village & SoHo

March 27, 2012

19th Century Hudson Square Houses Designated as Landmarks

Four homes on Spring Street and Dominick Street built in the early 19th century are now landmarks.

Murray Hill & Gramercy

January 19, 2012

'Close the Gap' Exhibition Showcases Ideas for East River Greenway

The Newman Library at Baruch College is hosting an exhibition of designs for the East River Greenway.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen

October 14, 2011

'Open House' Weekend Showcases Chic Hotels in Chelsea

The public will have the opportunity to peek inside several buildings this weekend, from the fashionable to the controversial.

Washington Heights & Inwood

October 12, 2011

Three Uptown Treasures Featured in 'Open House' Weekend

Tours of three architectural treasures in Washington Heights are included in the ninth-annual Open House New York weekend.

Murray Hill and Gramercy

October 11, 2011

'Open House' Unlocks Mix of East Side Religious and Cultural Institutions

From churches and synagogues to the United Nations and Grand Central terminal, Open House New York will give the public access to a multitude of east side buildings this weekend.

Greenwich Village & SoHo

October 10, 2011

Green Buildings Exhibit Kicks Off 'Archtober' in the Village

City buildings account for almost 80 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, according to statistics highlighted in a new show at the Village's Center for Architecture that kicked of "Archtober" events citywide.