Hemmed in on all sides by urban renewal projects, the few blocks known as Bridge Plaza — between the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and Flatbush Avenue Extension — are an island of traditional urbanism in the middle…
The Jamaica Line in Brooklyn is buzzing with construction, as northern Brooklyn’s developers venture outside of the familiar L train territory to start building along the J, from Williamsburg through Bushwick. The most prominent project is…
East 67th Street between Second and Third Avenues is a bit of an architectural odd duck, with everything from brownstones and tenements to the Fox Television Center building and modern historicist townhouses. Now, the street is getting another style added…
New development in Queens tends to be concentrated on either end of the borough, with projects in Long Island City and Astoria on one end and Flushing on the other, with very little in between. Which is…
Wedged between two early 20th century buildings on 17th Street, just west of Fifth Avenue, is a squat, three-story postwar structure at Nos. 8-10. Owned by the Catholic Medical Mission Board, the structure is far…
