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Monthly Archives: January 2012
On Foot in the Rain
Walking is colder but during rush hour it seems to be faster than driving through that tangle.
Posted in amenities, infrastructure, outdoors
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Shadow of a Sign
It used to say “Swingline”. The building is still there but it has a lot more empty space inside and far fewer people working there.
Posted in architecture, landmarks, preservation
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Sunnyside, Queens
The tragic replacement windows to be found in Queens are fascinating. Necessity may be the mother of invention but it is also the mother of some unappealing facades.
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