💀 Cursed Places in New York, Ny
25 cursed spots in New York, Ny, United States
📍 All Cursed Places in New York, Ny
Marriot Marquis Hotel Times Square
There is always some confusion in defining what Manhattanism is and, mainly, how it is shown in a single building that represents the congestion of th...
Lescaze House and Studio
The introduction of the International Style (mainly the European Modern movement) in United States was gradual and it took almost half century to be c...
Manhattan Commercial and Residential Building
The design of the tower at 131 West 52nd Street takes maximum advantage of a change in New York City's zoning laws that allows for height and setback ...
New York World Building
‘Don’t Amputate-Renovate' is a series curated by Hidden Architecture where we conduct a work of recovering and archiving of buildings demolished...
The Municipal Building
This article is part of the Hidden Architecture Series “Tentative d’Épuisement” , where we explore the practice of an architectural criticism without...
Riverbend
Riverbend housing offers 624 apartments and duplexes, 250 parking spaces, 10,000 square feet of commercial space and two playgrounds atop parking gara...
Singer Building
‘Don’t Amputate-Renovate' is a series curated by Hidden Architecture where we conduct a work of recovering and archiving of buildings demolished...
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
This building was intended to be an addition to the adjacent, existing palazzo-like home of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. Este edificio estaba de...
Structural System of the World Trade Center
Structural System of the World Trade Center is a notable architectural project in New York, NY, United States. This hidden gem of architecture showcas...
Eyebeam Atelier Museum Competition
The 2000s was a transitional decade in New York architecture: the formal and spatial experiments of the New York 5 started to come to an end (John Hej...
Traffic
The 24–hour installation produces a cohesive landscape at Columbus Circle using only traffic cones, a material indigenous to the site. Much the way a ...
The Homeless Vehicle
The Homeless Vehicle is a notable architectural project in New York, NY, United States. This hidden gem of architecture showcases unique design princi...
New York Hippodrome
‘Don’t Amputate-Renovate' is a series curated by Hidden Architecture where we conduct a work of recovering and archiving of buildings demolished...
Timesquare
This week, we received the news, with depth sadness, that Michael Sorkin passed away because of the worldwide pandemic Covid-19 virus that has just st...
World Trade Center Competition
In October 2002, pursuant to the destruction of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) initi...
Parallax Towers
The Steven Holl proposal aimed to continue Manhattan´s 72nd Street into the Hudson River and was one of the first projects where the architect resear...
Columbus Circle
Columbus Circle is a notable architectural project in New York, NY, United States. This hidden gem of architecture showcases unique design principles ...
IFCCA Prize Competition for the Design of Cities | Hudson Yards
The inauguration of Hudson Yards, the new private urban development in New York City, and its radical opposition to enhance the existing city and to c...
New Museum
The New Museum attempts to improve its identity moving the museum to a new site between Soho and the Lower East side, the location for a new generatio...
INTERSECTION FIELDS IV: Highrise of Homes
This article is part of “Intersections Fields”, a series curated by Hidden Architecture where we publish the casual connections between projects from ...
Chrysler Building – Lobby and Observatory
Chrysler Building is probably the most well-kwon and emblematic building in the world. Nevertheless, its interior is practically a mystery for the gen...
Penn Station
‘Don’t Amputate-Renovate' is a series curated by Hidden Architecture where we conduct a work of recovering and archiving of buildings demolished...
Austrian Cultural Forum
“The Austrian Cultural Center is a twenty-five-feet-wide pencil point tour de force, which makes it a kind of compressed microcosm, or even, at ...
National Maritime Union building – O’Toole Building
The elegance and style of the NMU building is a symbol of the upward mobility of the labor movement since the 1930s. La elegancia y el estilo del edif...
Blueprint at Storefront
“BLUEPRINT is an exhibition that asks individuals from the world of art and architecture to embark on a trip of selfrefrection to indentify a pl...