Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

An urban farm at Public School 7 in Harlem aims to transform the kids’ eating habits by integrating gardening and kitchen classes into the school day.

For a global firm like Perkins+Will, each year offers the chance to rethink spaces as leases expire and real-estate needs change.

An EMS station in Queens brings innovative design to a quiet residential neighborhood.

The lively lobby of a reimagined 1960s office tower in Midtown Manhattan engages employees, visitors, and even passersby with a data-driven scheme.

A furnishings company’s new showroom in Midtown Manhattan features understated interior design and gentle illumination.

A dynamic light installation welcomes visitors to a new luxury fashion flagship store on New York's Upper East Side.

New York governor Andrew Cuomo has announced the latest in a series of major infrastructure projects for the New York City area.

A new facility in the Bronx provides a stimulating place to learn, socialize, and engage with nature.

In 1988, at the height of the AIDS crisis, activist Vito Russo compared the epidemic to trench warfare, a nightmarish battle in which “every time a shell explodes, you look around and you discover that you’ve lost more of your friends, but nobody else notices.”