Three summer exhibitions—at the Morgan Library, the Met and the Park Avenue Armory—shine a light on the work of pioneering ...

From New York to Seattle, from Miami to Los Angeles, discover the most beautiful skylines in the United States, and what ...

Ultimately, Labor Law 240 (1) is not just a statute, it’s a life-saving policy. It ensures that construction workers, who ...

The sunsets between May 29 and July 11 will allow viewers in New York to witness what Faherty has coined as the 'Manhattanhenge Effect', in which the sun appears to cross low between the buildings of ...

Though I no longer live in New York City and frequent The Standard before a night out on the town, the property remains a beloved piece of my past that I enjoyed experiencing again — this time as a ...

In August 1990, The New York Times reported, “hundreds of millions of dollars that poured into Hartford in the 1980’s changed the skyline and tripled the amount of office space downtown ...

The new wing will sit within the existing wing’s 123,000-square-foot footprint and will be no higher than the original 1880 wing at the center of the Museum complex, but it will increase the ...

History is underway in New York, as Frida Escobedo inches closer to becoming the first woman to design a wing at The Met in its 154-year history. The Oscar L. Tang and H.M. Agnes Hsu-Tang Wing ...

New York is famously a rough draft—a city that ... up to ruin your view or change a beloved stretch of skyline. ... Harriman families, it took decades to build, finally opening in 1880.

New York City’s skyline tells the tale of the region’s dated relationship with architectural innovation and style. Among the many materials that cloak the city’s built environment ...

By 1880, the neighborhood was popular among German immigrants, who accounted for one-third of New York City’s population at the time. They opened hotels and breweries with “picnic parks ...