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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.
Posted in architecture
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