Rem Koolhaas breaks ground on his first NYC building
Related: Rem Koolhaas Redraws Europe To Reduce Carbon Emissions by 80% The project has just broken ground and is slated for completion in 2018. + Rem Koolhaas Via 6sqft and CityRealty.com Rem Koolhaas...
View ArticleNew law requires NYC big businesses to compost food waste
Big businesses will have to compost food waste in the Big Apple.
View ArticleShipping container tower transforms Brooklyn carriage house into a bright...
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View ArticleLandscaped roof and 5 terraces give the Meatpacking District's tallest...
CetraRuddy’s building at 412 West 15th Street and its historic neighbor will provide a combined 250,000 square feet of office space in the Meatpacking District. The glass-and-steel construction will be...
View ArticleYou could be losing money every month if you have the wrong air conditioner...
Okay, so we're admittedly pretty late with this video but it's better late than never, right?
View ArticleOld Rheingold Brewery to be transformed into European village-inspired...
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View ArticleMassive food hall may come to South Bronx waterfront thanks to a...
In a move many are criticizing as the next wave of gentrification of the South Bronx, Somerset Partners developer Keith Rubenstein revealed plans to turn a 16,000-square-foot warehouse into an...
View ArticleHistoric St. Ann's warehouse reborn as an ultra-sustainable theater and event...
We love it when urban renovation shuns demolition in favor of creative reuse of historic buildings. St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn dates back to the 1840s. Originally a tobacco warehouse, the building...
View ArticleOpen bridge with a coffee bar in the middle will perk up employees of this...
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View Article70 Vestry's stepped terraces bring an urban oasis to the banks of the Hudson
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View ArticleNew York approves mandate for 50% renewable energy by 2030
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Monday announced that the New York State Public Service Commission approved the Empire State's clean energy standard that requires 50 percent of electricity comes from...
View ArticleThe Shed's dynamic 'telescoping shell' will bring a flexible new arts space...
https://vimeo.com/174245694 The center is currently under construction on West 30th Street between 10th and 11th avenues, according to its website. Related: + Diller Scofidio + Renfro Via DNAinfo + The...
View Article'Climate Inaction' figures call out Trump and other climate change deniers
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View ArticleWorld's Fair Pavilion reimagined as a giant greenhouse blob atop Flushing...
Related: 100,000 sq. ft. Duggal Greenhouse Opens at Brooklyn Navy Yard! + Sarah Wan and Aidan Doyle Via The Real Deal New York State Pavilion, Sarah Wan and Aidan Doylem Flushing fair site, giant...
View Article'Sticks' pavilion made of scrap wood opens at Socrates Sculpture Park
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View ArticleControl 1 WTC's LED lights at this epic free dance party with Bill Nye and...
On Aug. 22, Brooklyn Bridge Park will become the site of an epic interactive party http://patch.com/new-york/heights-dumbo/coming-soon-brooklyn-bill-nye-questlove-biggest-trippiest-light-show-ever that...
View Articlefresh&co's mobile pop-up farmstand hits the streets of NYC
Related: GrowNYC Farmers Market Pops Up in the Middle of JFK Airport JetBlue Terminal + fresh&co + Friends of Karen Images via fresh&co Facebook fresh&co, pop-up farm stand, farm fresh...
View ArticleBrooklyn Army Terminal's Annex space to be converted into food manufacturing hub
The NYCEDC just announed that the Brooklyn Army Terminal will be converted into a major food manufactoring hub. The entire 55,000 square foot space of the Terminal's Annex building will hopefully house...
View ArticleBeware of flying cockroaches encouraged by soaring temps in NYC
People say a lot of things about what might happen “when pigs fly,” but around NYC, a new saying may catch on this summer: when cockroaches fly. It just so happens that the nasty little pests love the...
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