Reuse Recycle Reduce
Ellen went to the Essex Market and found as good an example of ad hoc (or is it vernacular?) repurposing
It’s a Mystery
I don’t know why people think New York’s built environment is visually chaotic.
Ice On The Water…
…still more ice in the sky. Looking out the window on two weeks ago, during a slight thaw between two
Worse Than Usual, Without Failure
From an old apartment house, another one of the precursor takes on the concrete waffle slabs. The last one I
The Simple Things
A view of some wood rafters held up by a header: Each rafter has its own bridle iron as an
A Feedback Loop
From the NYPL’s “Album of photographs depicting the construction of the Broadway line, New York City Subway”, i.e., the original
Twenty Years On
Unsurprisingly this photo by Max Hubacher is titled “View from the Manhattan Bridge towards lower Manhattan”: It’s a reasonably straightforward
An Interesting Design, But
Via Core77, a review of the Hart Island Tumulus: here. Hart Island, just east of where the East River turns
Changing Perception
When APT was in Providence last fall for the annual meeting, I took pictures of a building: In my research
A Hard Edge
I forget if hard edges – where a cityscape abruptly changes from one thing to another – are supposed to
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