Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

The Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility, designed by Selldorf Architects, speaks volumes about the future of waste management in urban environments.

In 1998, the Empire Theater, a 7.4-million-pound building on Manhattan's West 42nd Street, was moved 170 feet.

At the heart of Brooklyn's Prospect Park, a new public recreation area updates and restores a section of the borough's revered green space.

When Focus Lighting carved a new office out of a trio of two-story 1910 retail buildings on a busy street in Harlem five years ago, principal Paul Gregory wanted the facility to be more than a functional workspace for ongoing projects.

A multidisciplinary design team applies a light and skillful touch to restore luster to a faded Lower Manhattan landmark while bringing it up to current standards.

A long-span-steel structure cloaked in modern-classical-style architecture has proved to be flexible for reinvention.

A new documentary airing on PBS gives some flesh to the ghost of New York City’s original Penn Station.