#midtown
COLOR-COORDINATED #midtown #magenta #iwouldntcallitpurple #sooc #nofilter #Nycstreetstyle #Nycstyle #nycfashion #nycstreetphotography #gettingmyshot #highboots #madisonave (at Madison Avenue)
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Emiri on #Fifthavenue #midtown #plazahotel #Nycstyle #nycstreetstyle #modelshoot #photoshoot #nycstreetphotography #nycfashion #gettingmyshot #portaitpage #portraitmood #fujifilmx_us #xpro2 (at The Plaza Hotel)
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Midtown morning
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#midtown #manhattan #newyork #chryslerbuilding #newyorkcity #blueskies (at Chrysler Building)
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Midtown skyline at sunset
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#sunset #skyline #midtown #manhattan #newyork #newyorkcity #jacksonheights #queens (at Jackson Heights, New York)
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Andreas Feininger was a LIFE Magazine photographer known for his haunting images of New York City. LIFE named him one of the most influential photographer who innately understood New York City’s precision and architectural indulgence. He was responsible for capturing New York City’s urgency of realism so much, that it became art; “not merely how a great 20th century city looked, but how it imagined itself and its place in the world.” In a glowing review on Feininger’s technique, LIFE said:
“New Yorkers, meanwhile — that landscape’s inhabitants — were often an afterthought: it was form, pattern and, perhaps above all else, scale that Feininger sought. Human beings might have built this thrilling, sprawling, purposeful urban panorama, but their presence in Feininger’s pictures was not necessary; their handiwork would suffice.
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Reflections, Bryant Park.
#bryantpark #nyc #empirestatebuilding #latergram #august2017 #skyscrapers #midtown
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Gettin’ down on Friday. #Manhattan #NYC #ny #midtown #empirestatebuilding #sunset #evening #nightfall #travel #bluehour #city #urban (at Empire State Building)
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Obsessed with church architecture. #church #architecture #archilovers #nyc #ny #midtown #manhattan #urban #city #travel #architecturelovers #sunnyday
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New renderings have been released for the new supertall office tower that will replace Hotel Pennsylvania. The Foster + Partner’s-designed tower, named PENN15 (not a joke), would top out at 1,270 feet, taller than the Empire State Building.
The skyscraper looks a lot like the residential Jenga block tower Downtown – 56 Leonard, with dozens of unique landscape terraces protruding from the facade.
Hotel Pennsylvania was originally developed by the Pennsylvania Railroad after the opening of Penn Station, one of the only real estate ventures for Penn RR, unlike the New York Central RR who developed or sold most of the real estate around Grand Central. Penn RR originally had their architects McKim, Mead & White design a hotel tower above Penn Station, but eventually decided not to add it for multiple reasons. After Penn Station opened, architect William Symmes Richardson of McKim, Mead & White designed the hotel, which opened across the street in 1919. Despite multiple demolition attempts over the last three decades and the establishment of the Hotel Pennsylvania Preservation Society, the building was never landmarked.
Renderings: DBOX via @yimbygram
#pennstation #architecture #historicpreservation #mckimmeadwhite #hotelpenn #savehotelpenn #34thstreet #nyc #midtown #nychistory #midtownhistory #penrr #nycrr #grandcentral #urbanism #urbanhistory #archilovers #vinoly #skyscraper #supertall #nycurbanism (at Hotel Pennsylvania NYC)
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The Chrysler Building between the General Electric Building and the Waldorf Astoria, 1966. Credit photographer Cervin Robinson. This is one of our favorite photos of this period of architecture in NYC.
#architecturalphotography #cervinrobinson #chryslerbuilding #artdeco #artdecoarchitecture #architecture #archilovers #1966 #nyc #midtown #waldorfastoria #gebuilding #architectureporn #skyscraper #rooftop #brooklyn #architect #skyline #urbanism #42ndstreet #artdeconyc #nycurbanism #tower #manhattan #newyorkcityphotography (at Chrysler Building)
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DID YOU KNOW Herald Square and Times Square are named after the Herald and Times newspapers that located their headquarters there at the turn of the century. The New York Herald newspaper was the first to move in the 1890s, previously the newspapers such as the World, Times, Tribune and Herald occupied a block of today’s Park Row across from City Hall known as Newspaper Row. When the Herald moved to 34th Street, they chose architect Stanford White to design their new headquarters at the intersection of Broadway and Sixth Avenue. The New York Times followed, moving north to the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue to an area known as Longacre Square. When the New York Times Tower opened in 1904 the city renamed the area Times Square.
#TimesSquare #HeraldSquare #nychistory #midtown #manhattanhistory #nyherald #nytimes #longacresquare #greatestgrid #architecture #urbanism #nycurbanism #historicphotography (at Herald Square)
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Finding a new place to live—whether you’re going from dorm to first apartment or from place-with-Craigslist-randos to place-with-your-BFF—can be pretty overwhelming. Should you get movers? Why do you need to save pay stubs? What happens when?
Thankfully, our super-detailed timeline will help you get organized and curb that feeling of “OMG, what did I forget?” dread.
Super helpful tips from teenVogue. Don’t hesitate to call Prime for further questions or for a talk tailored to your specific needs!
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Moynihan Train Hall is the station New York deserves.
Moynihan Train Hall is the station New York deserves.
New York City has now been given three great new train halls in the last decade. Arguably the most famous is the Oculus at the World Trade Center. A block away, also, confusingly, referred to as an oculus, is the MTA’s Fulton St Transit Center. Today we welcome one which has been in the works for far longer than those: the Daniel P. Moynihan Train Hall, part of the James Farley Post Office…
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