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Port Authority unveils new elevated rail line for Newark Liberty International Airport, on the heels of a new vision for Terminal B This month, Port Authority shared new plans to build a 2.5-mile-long elevated rail structure, dotted by three new stations, that will replace the existing AirTrain Newark mass transit system. PANYNJ h...

Major changes are underway at Newark Liberty International Airport as part of the EWR Vision Plan. Last month, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey (PANYNJ) shared renderings by Arup and SOM of a new Terminal B. This came one year after Grimshaw Architects finished modernizing Terminal A.

Louis Vuitton dresses New York flagship like luxury luggage trunks ahead of Halloween At the Louis Vuitton flagship building in New York City, the construction scaffolding has been shrouded by a covering designed like luggage from the fashion brand.

Commuters walking to work this (uncomfortably warm) Halloween morning on New York’s Fifth Avenue may have noticed a costume of mind-boggling proportions: An old building dressed like Louis Vuitton luxury luggage trunks.

New York City Council approves FARE Act, eliminating broker fees for renters The Fairness in Apartment Rentals (FARE) Act, shepherded by City Councillor Chi Ossé of Brooklyn, was approved by the New York City Council this afternoon. Now, property owners looking to rent out the...

New York City Council approves FARE Act, eliminating broker fees for renters

Virginia Hanusik’s new photo book diverts our attention to the everyday impacts of climate crisis Virginia Hanusik’s new photo book, Into the Quiet and the Light: Water, Life, and Land Loss in South Louisiana, aims to divert our attention from such spectacle to the everyday impacts of climate cris...

I got to review Virginia Hanusik’s excellent new book for
@archpaper.com, and think about what photography can (and can’t) tell us about climate crisis

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