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A look at the work of Wallace Harrison, one of NYC’s most important architects
The modernist architect had a hand in Lincoln Center, the United Nations, and other New York landmarks.
Sleek midcentury modern by Benton & Park up for grabs in Sherman Oaks’ affluent Longridge Estates
The five-bedroom, three-bath home features terrazzo floors, walls of glass, and a kidney-shaped pool. Asking price is $2.6M.
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Palatial Park Avenue duplex in billionaire-beloved co-op seeks $22M
The spread at 730 Park Avenue has five bedrooms and five bathrooms, and benefits from a spiffy renovation.
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NYPL’s Rose Main Reading Room is officially a New York City landmark
The glorious public space is now a protected one, too.
$350M Bel Air estate is the nation’s most expensive listing
The home, built in 1933, was owned by late TV executive Jerry Perenchio and played the Clampett residence in ‘The Beverly Hillbillies.’
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Notorious B.I.G. gets a Brooklyn playground named in his honor
It’s another way that Clinton Hill has preserved the late rapper’s memory.
Gorgeous Palos Verdes midcentury with nautical influences seeks $1.2M
Built in 1953, this home looks great for its age.
Want to make your house look professionally decorated? Put a horse on it!
The infamous IKEA print of Audrey Hepburn is no longer the maddeningly ubiquitous presence it once was. Taking her place as the reigning champ of staging art: the horse.
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Is that scary ‘New York Magazine’ climate change story exactly what we need?
Fear that climate change may make Earth uninhabitable by 2100 could spur cities into action—or make people feel hopeless.
Spanish Colonial where Howard Hughes crashed his plane is for sale for $14.45M
The Wallace Neff-designed home has been thoroughly updated with a fantastic hand-painted ceiling and a lot of marble.