Another Detail
From the Wurts Brothers, in 1900, a view of the Lake in Central Park: The photographer did something quite clever:
If I Knew Then What I Know Now
I was on East Houston Street a few years ago and took a picture of some old work: See the
It Looked Familiar: Deco
In the Marvel universe, a bad guy is plotting bad things in an apartment house called the Sankovitch Arms: The
Credit Where Due
The photo is from 2019, so this comment is a bit delayed, but that’s an example of a modern facade
Hilarious, In A Way
A very pretty view of the south end of Central Park, obviously from the top of or a high window
A Reminder Of The Past
I passed by an artifact recently…somewhere between a fossil and nostalgia: I would call it an abandoned token booth, but
Something Is In The Details
A large probe exposing a corner column on a 1910s building, from a few summers ago: To be clear: I
Ignoring The Elephant
December 28, 1911, “Woolworth Bldg.” by Irving Underhill: Looks like there might have been a dusting of snow shortly before
A Weird Analogy
From a small 1940s or 50s apartment house, a probe exposing the loose lintel over a window: The window is
Multiple Choice
It’s cold with clear skies at the end of day. Which facade material do you want to reflect the colors
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