Romantic and Family Friendly Winter Weekend Getaways From NYC
If you need a break from the holiday hustle and bustle of New York City, take your family and loved ones to one of these winter weekend getaways from NYC!
Easy DIY Holiday Decorations and Crafts For The Whole Family
Why buy decorations for the holiday season, when you can do it yourself? Decorate your apartment on cheap and have fun doing it! Here are some of the best and easiest DIY ideas!
Appreciating the NYC Subway with Vintage Maps and Photographs
Interested (maybe verging on slight obsession) in the history of NYC subway systems? Take a peak at these vintage subway maps and photography we complied from across the internet!
Moving to New York City Tips
[Updated] Here are some helpful moving to New York City tips for when you are ready to make the leap to the best city in the world…
Making Room for Micro Apartments at the Museum of the City of NY
Sizes of the New York Micro Apartments can vary, but they usually fall anywhere between 250 and 325 square feet. They seem to be a sure-fire trend in NYC real estate in the coming years, and could even change the market here for good.
Apartment Storage Solutions for NYC: Your home as a bento box?
[Updated] When The New York Times posted this story–and, most especially, the accompanying slideshow–about Tomoko and Kimio Akiyoshi's compact (1,400 square feet) yet exceedingly clever Noho apartment, it became an immediate internet sensation… at least, among architecture and design bloggers, tweeters and the like.
Ice Skating and Gifts at Citi Pond in Bryant Park, NYC
It’s that time of year again! Are you looking to get in the holiday spirit? Need a fun idea for a date? Want something cheap and tiring to do with your kids during the upcoming Thanksgiving break? Well we’ve got the answer for you! One of our favorite seasonal NYC traditions is back and running […]
Amazing artwork alert: Lincoln Center opens Christian Marclay “The Clock” on July 13
About a year and a half ago, in February of 2011, Christian Marclay's spellbinding, 24-hour movie The Clock played to packed houses at the Paula Cooper Gallery, day after day and, on weekends, all through the night. Even at two in the morning, during one of the most relentlessly bitter winters in memory, hours-long lines […]
CitiBike: Bike Rental NYC Locations Announced & Other NYC Bike Rental Ideas
The big news in bike riding last week: the NYC Bike Share program–set to launch in July and now officially called CitiBike–released the initial map of their bike "dock" locations… and there are MILLIONS of them! Well, not really millions… but there are an amazing number of docks, smartly situated near all major (and less-major) […]
A Glenwood Building in Tribeca is Living Green
They call it a “DVR for electricity”, and it could revolutionize the way entire city blocks–heck, entire cities–think about energy consumption. This building is saving money and cutting usage with Demand Energy’s brand-new battery storage technology, the Demand Shifter: Glenwood’s Manhattan apartment building, the Barclay Tower in Tribeca (on the right, above). At Glenwood, it […]
If you need a break from the holiday hustle and bustle of New York City, take your family and loved ones to one of these winter weekend getaways from NYC!
Easy DIY Holiday Decorations and Crafts For The Whole Family
Why buy decorations for the holiday season, when you can do it yourself? Decorate your apartment on cheap and have fun doing it! Here are some of the best and easiest DIY ideas!
Appreciating the NYC Subway with Vintage Maps and Photographs
Interested (maybe verging on slight obsession) in the history of NYC subway systems? Take a peak at these vintage subway maps and photography we complied from across the internet!
Moving to New York City Tips
[Updated] Here are some helpful moving to New York City tips for when you are ready to make the leap to the best city in the world…
Making Room for Micro Apartments at the Museum of the City of NY
Sizes of the New York Micro Apartments can vary, but they usually fall anywhere between 250 and 325 square feet. They seem to be a sure-fire trend in NYC real estate in the coming years, and could even change the market here for good.
Apartment Storage Solutions for NYC: Your home as a bento box?
[Updated] When The New York Times posted this story–and, most especially, the accompanying slideshow–about Tomoko and Kimio Akiyoshi's compact (1,400 square feet) yet exceedingly clever Noho apartment, it became an immediate internet sensation… at least, among architecture and design bloggers, tweeters and the like.
Ice Skating and Gifts at Citi Pond in Bryant Park, NYC
It’s that time of year again! Are you looking to get in the holiday spirit? Need a fun idea for a date? Want something cheap and tiring to do with your kids during the upcoming Thanksgiving break? Well we’ve got the answer for you! One of our favorite seasonal NYC traditions is back and running […]
Amazing artwork alert: Lincoln Center opens Christian Marclay “The Clock” on July 13
About a year and a half ago, in February of 2011, Christian Marclay's spellbinding, 24-hour movie The Clock played to packed houses at the Paula Cooper Gallery, day after day and, on weekends, all through the night. Even at two in the morning, during one of the most relentlessly bitter winters in memory, hours-long lines […]
CitiBike: Bike Rental NYC Locations Announced & Other NYC Bike Rental Ideas
The big news in bike riding last week: the NYC Bike Share program–set to launch in July and now officially called CitiBike–released the initial map of their bike "dock" locations… and there are MILLIONS of them! Well, not really millions… but there are an amazing number of docks, smartly situated near all major (and less-major) […]
A Glenwood Building in Tribeca is Living Green
They call it a “DVR for electricity”, and it could revolutionize the way entire city blocks–heck, entire cities–think about energy consumption. This building is saving money and cutting usage with Demand Energy’s brand-new battery storage technology, the Demand Shifter: Glenwood’s Manhattan apartment building, the Barclay Tower in Tribeca (on the right, above). At Glenwood, it […]
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The Barclay ID: 3238
Bedrooms
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