If you ask many New Yorkers, they’ll tell you that the city is one big construction site. They’ll picture the cranes on 57th Street and at Hudson Yards, Downtown Brooklyn and Long Island City, and then…
A vast chasm of under-utilized land lies along Atlantic Avenue, east of the recently renamed Pacific Park, and is zoned for low-rent industrial and commercial uses. But just to the east of the no man’s land,…
New York City has been undergoing somewhat of a pre-war revival in recent years. While there’s no shortage of new glassy fishbowls, they’re now being joined by historicist structures with stone façades, perhaps sparked by the success…
By all rights, Chelsea should be flowering with new development. The neighborhood has a beautiful existing building stock, and is within easy walking distance of the booming Midtown South area. With residential developers pushing deep into central…
The High Line is in bloom. The cranes have sprouted, and a number of structures along the length of the promenade are rising, among them 500 West 21st Street. New buildings on the High Line are a…
