nyc: new museum


I've been so busy wrapping up my studies in Germany (pictures will be coming up soon!) that I haven't been able to get myself to post for exactly a month. Nearing the end of this New York series, I choose a detail of the building of the New Museum. Designed by two Japanese architects, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, it stands out in a gritty, run down neighborhood of Bowery in Manhattan and hosts modern art galleries as well as a cultural center.

nyc: 1585 b'way


More of the last year's improvements of Broadway, in the vicinity of Times Square. I liked the green, dotted pavement especially!

nyc: b'way in soho


In SoHo is my favorite part of Broadway. Not only the architecture is more interesting than, say, in Midtown, but also, It's narrower, thus more human, I should say. It's the only part of Broadway where it has a "human" size.