Seems a bit extreme.
2013-12-15: The new museum and some random lighting store on the Bowery both prepare for the next sandy in their own way.

Tag: nyc
Bye Williamsburg
Williamsburg will be park slope in less than 10 years. The stroller mafia is already out and about.
The masking tape mafia
It’s that season of the year again when idiots put masking tape on their windows.
MTA, the great equalizer.

New world mall food court
A feast at the new world mall food court in flushing, with Jessica Murray Tobias Boonstoppel Sha-Mayn Teh 

Art in odd places
just another day in nyc













art in odd places
IHop
14th st is now a strip mall.
Syphon coffee
The height of coffee snobbery: syphon coffee, with Juan José Silveira Jesse Rosenstock 





Citizens customers
One of the simplest and yet most profound changes is a shift away from calling people in the system “probationers” or “offenders” and instead referring to them, and treating them, as “clients” of city services. Helping to re-think the entire process of probation was a task force that included probation officers and clients from across the city
the description how the culture of endless waiting on plastic chairs was turned around is very inspiring, as is the directive to treat nyc citizens as customers, not as subjects.
Alphabet City Community Gardens
one of the many reasons that make alphabet city the best neighborhood in nyc are the many community gardens: there are more gardens in that neighborhood than in most other neighborhoods together. these gardens grew out of reclaimed lots, and the map has them all.