SoHo Broadway History: The late architect and developer played a key role in the transformation of SoHo into an artist community and historic district
SoHo Broadway History: The story of how the SoHo’s became protected the by the Landmarks Preservation Commission
SoHo Broadway History: Building has housed tenants reflective of the neighborhood’s changing character
SoHo Broadway History: Looking back on the life and death of SoHo’s trade businesses within one building on Broadway
SoHo Broadway History: Workers’ struggle documented at 427-429 Broadway
SoHo Broadway History: 542-544 Broadway’s “caryatid-ian” eyes on the street
ry: A 1978 painting by May Stevens offers an entry point to the stories of SoHo’s women artists
SoHo Broadway History: This Black History Month we look back on SoHo’s legacy as an African American community
SoHo Broadway History: Petrosino Square is small but packed with history and is one of the few public realm oases serving our district
SoHo Broadway History: Houdini’s origins can be traced to our district
SoHo Broadway History: Looking back on the stylistic origins of SoHo’s iconic architecture
SoHo Broadway History: Looking back on the work of influential urban planning theorist and how it shaped the neighborhood
ny-layered past lies behind the cast-iron facade of this SoHo building
This month, the Initiative looks back on the many lives lived and showcased in 485 Broadway, at one time deemed a ‘temple of Thespis’ by the New York Herald.
SoHo Broadway History: Envisioning a future beyond traffic
SoHo Broadway History: Trails to Transit
SoHo Broadway History: Land use and its regulation through the years
SoHo Broadway Community: The history of a park in a neighborhood with limited usable public space
SoHo Broadway History: 2004 subway art installation still resonates today
SoHo Broadway History: Lessons from William H. Whyte
SoHo Broadway History: Merry Melodies for Happy Holidays
SoHo Broadway History: A “cast-iron” building that isn’t
SoHo Broadway History: Local building played starring role in reality television
SoHo Broadway History: Surveying Sharon Zukin’s Loft Living, 38 years later
SoHo Broadway History: Hell’s Hundred Acres
Douglas Dunn and Christopher Williams along with producers James Klosty and Alison Granucci, offer Salon Lute, an evening of new dances, poetry, and song featuring music for Baroque lute and theorbo by French composers Denis Gaultier.
Douglas Dunn and Christopher Williams along with producers James Klosty and Alison Granucci, offer Salon Lute, an evening of new dances, poetry, and song featuring music for Baroque lute and theorbo by French composers Denis Gaultier.
Douglas Dunn and Christopher Williams along with producers James Klosty and Alison Granucci, offer Salon Lute, an evening of new dances, poetry, and song featuring music for Baroque lute and theorbo by French composers Denis Gaultier.
Carrie Mae Weems: The influential artist presents her work in a public lecture. – The Architectural League of NY
CLOSING EXHIBITION-Tiny Grains: Chinatown Forever Changed, Forever Changing by Edward Cheng at Pearl River Mart SoHo
CALL FOR ENTRIES – League Prize 2025: Plot
Carrie Mae Weems -The Architectural League of NY
By The Architectural League and the Urban Design Forum
