Category: Home Improvement

You’re probably used to seeing headlines about neighborhood groups as they rail More »

The opening of Moynihan Train Hall has settled one point of argument, at least for the next few years: What’s the most unpleasant mass-transit gateway into New York City? For a generation, it was a hard-… More »

Rumored to have been a barbershop around the time the Brooklyn Bridge was being built (in the mid-1800s), this co-op building sits on the block-long Poplar Street, which has a sidewalk lined with real gas lamps. More »

The architect and artist Daniel Arsham is not afraid of the high concept. His firm, Snarkitecture, has designed, among other things, the so-called “selfie destination” More »

Last month, the New York State Legislature approved an emergency bill to ban evictions for at least two months — preventing thousands of New Yorkers from being booted during the winter amid a raging pandemic. The law was a tremendous relief for renters who are struggling or flat-out unable to pay… More »