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G&A's web-app enables immersive virtual tour of santiago calatrava's new york church
Commemorating the reopening of New York City’s St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine, G&A has launched a digital platform to preserve the sacred icon. The structure was founded in 1916 and served as a monument within Manhattan’s global financial hub until it was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks. Rebuilt by Santiago Calatrava as a white marble domed structure reflecting a traditional Byzantine design, it is now memorialized virtually through a reverent mix of educational storytelling and religious ritual. The experience design firm’s interactive app thus makes the experience accessible to all, allowing users to traverse a meticulously detailed model rendered via drone-enabled high-resolution photogrammetry.
NJ Transit, Amtrak delays: Check the status of your bus, train, flight HERE
NEW YORK CITY - Parts of NYC were pummeled by strong storms and flooding on Sunday night, significantly impacting NJ Transit, Amtrak and flight travel across NY, NJ and CT. ***Click each headline to jump to the designated topic. In Connecticut, numerous roads were closed because of flooding, and Metro-North...
Keith Wright is still fighting for Harlem
To be quite honest with you, I never wanted this life for my son. I just know that the highs are highs and the lows are lows. And this is something he wanted to do. And of course, you know, when your son wants to do something, you got to support him.
King Quality Donates Roof for Habitat for Humanity of Long Island’s First 3D-Printed Home
A local family in need will soon move into the world’s first predominantly 3D-printed home right here on Long Island this fall. Marking a significant milestone in this state-of-the-art project, Long Island-based contractor King Quality Roofing and Siding will donate and install the roof in Brentwood on August 21.
50 years on, Harlem Week shows how a New York City neighborhood went from crisis to renaissance
NEW YORK (AP) — In the 1970s, Harlem’s deserted streets and tumbledown tenements told the story of a neighborhood left behind. Disinvestment had taken its toll. Violence, crime and poor living conditions had become the norm and nearly 50,000 residents — a third of the area’s population — left Harlem over the decade. Amid the exodus, a girl named LeeSandra Moore hugged her own mother goodbye. Her mother was relocating to Virginia.
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Record Numbers of Cyclists Are Using Delancey Street — But Improvements Aren’t Coming for Five Years … At Least
Hey, #bikenyc, you just set an all-time record — but you won't get your gold medal until after the next Olympics. In June, almost 278,000 bike trips were made on the Williamsburg Bridge, an all-time high that surpasses the previous record of 267,000 in September 2020. And from January through July of this year, bike trips over the Brooklyn-Manhattan span are up 11.6 percent compared to last year — and up nearly 40 percent from the same period in 2019 (the last fully pre-pandemic period).
Pace presents Lee Kun-Yong's first exhibition in Switzerland
GENEVA.- Pace announced an exhibition of pioneering Korean performance artist and painter Lee Kun-Yong at its gallery in Geneva. The exhibition will include paintings and drawings that are emblematic of the spectrum of Lee’s practice, as well as photographs documenting a 1976 performance. Running from August 28 to November 6, this exhibition marks the artist’s first-ever presentation in Switzerland.
P·P·O·W to represent Srijon Chowdhury
NEW YORK, NY.- P·P·O·W announced the co-representation of Portland-based artist Srijon Chowdhury with Ciaccia Levi, Paris. Chowdhury’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Tapestry, will open September 6. Oscillating between a highly stylized technique and uncanny realism, Chowdhury's prismatic compositions mine elements from daily life to find the universal in the quotidian. Combining interests in philosophy, religion, ecology, and art history, Chowdhury’s intensely detailed, saturated, and hypnotic narrative compositions transform the artist’s immediate environment into immersive dreamscapes where the boundaries between our physical reality and the metaphysical, mythological and the supernatural dissolve.
Match Recap | Orlando City B 3-2 New York City FC II
Orlando City B Goals: Tsukada 45’ Solis 45+1’, Mohammed 63’. New York City FC II Goals: Azzam Ruiz 23’, Arévalo 85'. New York City FC II suffered a 3-2 defeat against Orlando City B on Sunday evening. City took the lead from the penalty spot in the 23rd minute thanks to Camil Azzam Ruiz. Yutaro Tsukada would draw the hosts level on the stroke of halftime before Jhon Solis put them ahead in first-half stoppage time. Orlando would make it three in the 63rd minute through Shakur Mohammed. City cut Orlando's defecit in half in the 85th minute after a well-taken goal from Ronald Arévalo. City pushed until the final whistle but were unable to secure an equalizer, forcing them to suffer a 3-2 defeat on the road.
Impact Equities to Acquire 103 East 29th Street In NoMad, Manhattan
Impact Equities, a real estate development firm led by principal Joseph Leno, has recently entered into a contract to purchase 103 East 29th Street in NoMad, Manhattan. The purchase price is undisclosed, and the firm plans to close on the site by the end of 2024. The property was previously...
New Jersey man killed in Cortland County crash
CORTLAND, NY (CortacaToday) — A fatal crash in Cortland County is under investigation. State Police say 26-year-old Sanzid Bin Rashid, of the Bronx, was traveling on I-81 near Marathon on Thursday afternoon when he swerved to avoid slowed traffic in a construction zone. Rashid struck another vehicle, killing a 71-year-old man from New Jersey and sending a 70-year-old woman to the hospital.
Manhattan residents upset over gas rate differences
When it comes to gas providers, New York City residents don’t have many options. Those living in Manhattan, the Bronx and parts of Queens receive service from Con Edison, while Brooklyn, Staten Island and other parts of Queens are served by National Grid. But after an investigative report released...
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