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Category Archives: Exploring New York City
Peek Inside the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower
Have you ever looked up and seen that massive 1920’s skyscraper looming over Atlantic Avenue and the new Barclay’s Center? Yes, the really phallic one. Well, if you ever wondered what the inside looks like, I recently snapped a few … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged architecture, Brooklyn, historic preservation
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A Multi Cultural Family Party Center
Here it is: The most descriptive business awning in the beautiful borough of Queens–Club SANM. It looks a little run down from the street, but on the inside, it’s completely decked out as a local events center. Families? Come on … Continue reading
Afternoon Lunching on a Budget: Motorino
Have you ever imagined getting a free, gourmet lunch everyday in your office? Well, I lived that dream for 16 months at a little search engine company that doesn’t hold back when it comes to feeding their employees. Those days … Continue reading
Posted in Eat, Drink & Be Merry, Exploring New York City
Tagged East Village, Motorino, pizza
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Bloom Town City
Ahhh… spring has finally taken hold in New York, and the city is showing off that extra dash of color that seems to put everyone in a good mood. Well, maybe not everyone, but at least the ones that can’t … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged Central Park, Chelsea, Conservatory Garden, East Harlem, Hell's Kitchen, High Line, Manhattan, New York City, spring
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Your Modern Barber Shop
We’ve been walking by this Harlem barber shop sign on 116th Street for years, and I finally remembered to grab a photo. It’s for a salon on the ground floor of the Malcolm Shabazz Mosque. There’s something about it that … Continue reading
Riding Above The Chaos: Roosevelt Island Tram
Am I the only New Yorker that will walk by the Roosevelt Tramway plaza on a Saturday and say to myself, “Hey, I have a MetroCard. I should just jump on real quick and take a ride.” Maybe. But I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City, Urbanism
Tagged Manhattan, Roosevelt Island, transit, transportation
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O Christmas Skyscraper, O Christmas Skyscraper
Your metal beams delight us…
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged architecture, Empire State Building, holidays, Midtown, New York City, NYC
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Metrodeck: The Art of the Subway Fare
How many times have you tossed aside your used MetroCard, not thinking twice about where it could possibly end up? Well, it just might have ended up in the creative hands of Norman Ibarra. Norm is a talented NYC-based communication … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged art, Etsy, Gowanus Print Lab, MetroCard, Metrodeck, New Museum, NYC
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Art on Wheels: Graffiti Trucks of NYC
Walk around East Harlem and you’ll see some of the most amazing graffiti in not only the city but the world. From the Graffiti Hall of Fame on 106th to the murals that dot the neighborhood, there’s plenty to keep … Continue reading
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Tagged art, graffiti, New York City, NYC, street art, transportation
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