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2018

Welcome to the 2018 Open House New York Weekend!

As it has for the past 15 years, OHNY Weekend invites you inside hundreds of buildings across the fi ve boroughs to experience the architecture that makes New York the most remarkable city in the world.

While the event remains the same, longtime fans of the Weekend will notice some major changes this year. We are thrilled to unveil a new ohny.org. The new site better refl ects OHNY’s expanding role as a year-round platform for civic engagement about the future of the city. But more importantly, it was redesigned specifi cally with the OHNY Weekend experience in mind: it is easier to navigate, has more ways to fi lter sites, and–most importantly–includes a “My Itinerary” function that allows you to star the sites you are most interested in visiting. With a few clicks, you can now make a personalized OHNY Weekend guide to take with you, or share with friends as you make your Weekend plans!

The new ohny.org is supplemented by a fresh look for the event guide you are now reading. As in years past, the event guide lists all the Open Access sites you can visit without reservations (for a list of sites that require reservations, visit ohny.org). But the new layout also gives you a preview photo for every Open Access site, and reduces the text to the essentials of what you need to know about where and when to visit. Visit ohny.org for detailed site descriptions, more photos, and other access information.

The openness that OHNY Weekend makes possible is something that needs to be nurtured and celebrated. We are grateful to our sponsors, supporters, and OHNY members for investing in our mission. And as you travel around the city this OHNY Weekend, please take a moment to thank the site hosts that open their doors, and the dedicated volunteers that help make this weekend possible. Their generosity is a gift to all New Yorkers!

Best wishes for a wonderful OHNY Weekend!

Dear Friends:

It is a pleasure to welcome everyone to the 16th Annual Open House New York Weekend.

It’s no surprise that the greatest city in the world boasts a phenomenal array of historic and contemporary buildings, parks, open spaces, bridges and infrastructure, and over the next few days, many of them will be on full display for our residents and visitors to explore. Established in 2003, OHNY gives people the chance to get an inside look at more than 200 architecturally and culturally signifi cant sites in all fi ve boroughs, including private residences and places normally closed to the public, and it offers tours and talks led by historians, preservationists, engineers, architects, landscape designers, and other experts.

The 2018 OHNY Weekend features returning favorites like the Alice Austen House in Staten Island, the campus of Bronx Community College, and the Woolworth Building in Manhattan’s Financial District – one of our city’s fi rst skyscrapers – as well as new additions like 3 World Trade Center and the Mother Clara Hale Bus Depot in Harlem. Also new this year is the “Factory Friday” series offering a behind the scenes look at more than a dozen industrial and manufacturing locations, including a distillery, an iron works, and an herbalist’s laboratory, along with a “Works by Women” series showcasing projects created by women designers, among them the Brooklyn Public Library Greenpoint Library and Environmental Education Center and the Queens Plaza Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement Project.

On behalf of all New Yorkers, I thank OHNY’s staff and volunteers for once again presenting this outstanding event that highlights our city’s remarkable built environment and exemplifi es the boundless diversity and spirit of innovation that defi ne the fi ve boroughs. Please accept my best wishes for a fascinating and uplifting weekend.

Sincerely,

Gregory WessnerEXECUTIVE DIRECTOROPEN HOUSE NEW YORK

Bill de BlasioMAYORCITY OF NEW YORK

First held in October 2003, Open House New York Weekend unlocks the doors of New York City’s most important buildings to give the public an extraordinary opportunity to experience the city and meet the people who design, build, and preserve New York.

The 2018 Open House New York Weekend is made possible, in part, by generous support from Porcelanosa, with additional support from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties and west elm.

Public support is provided by funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

WNYC and The Architect’s Newspaper are media partners for Open House New York Weekend.

From historic farmhouses built in the city’s earliest days, to Art Deco theaters that capture the exuberance of the Jazz Age, to new buildings at the cutting edge of design and technology, hundreds of sites across all fi ve boroughs are open to visit, with tours, talks, and other special events taking place over the course of the Weekend.

OHNY Weekend deepens our understanding of the importance of architecture and urban design to foster a more vibrant civic life, and helps catalyze a citywide conversation about how to build a better New York.

WELCOME

Sponsors and Supporters

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Visit the new ohny.org

Open House New York is excited to announce the launch of a new website just in time for OHNY Weekend! Visit the new ohny.org for the most updated information about the Weekend. Everything you need to know can be found there, including site descriptions, maps, and additional images. You can even make your own customized itineraries and share your favorite sites with friends!

What You Need To Know

• There will be changes, additions, and cancellations to the listings in this booklet leading up to and throughout OHNY Weekend. Follow OHNY on Facebook and Twitter for live updates, and always check ohny.org for the most up-to-date information.

• All events are rain or shine.

• Sites that self-reported as wheelchair accessible are noted with a wheelchair icon. More info on a site’s accessibility can be found in the listings at ohny.org.

• Sites are either Open Access, which can be visited free of charge during the days and hours listed, or they are Reservations Required, which require visitors to sign up in advance. Unless otherwise noted, the sites listed in this guide are all Open Access. For a list of sites that require reservations, visit ohny.org.

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Open AccessSites

Open Access sites are open during OHNY Weekend free of charge, and can

be visited at any time during the days and hours listed—no reservations necessary!

Step 1

Browse listings and pick your favorites.

Step 2

Visit the new ohny.org for more information, the latest updates, and to make your own

custom itineraries.

Step 3

Some sites have limited space so be prepared for long lines.

Step 4

Explore and enjoy!

Bronx Community College: Marcel Breuer Buildings

Bronx

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 2155 UNIVERSITY AVE Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours at 1, 2, 3pm.MARCEL BREUER, 1959-1970

Bronx Community College: Gould Memorial Library and Hall of Fame

Bronx Community College: North Hall and Library

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 2155 UNIVERSITY AVESunday • 12–4pm.Tours from 1–4pm, every 20 minutes.ROBERT A.M. STERN ARCHITECTS, 2012

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 2155 UNIVERSITY AVESunday • 12–4pm.Tours from 1–4pm, every 20 minutes.MCKIM, MEAD & WHITE, 1900

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Bronx Bronx

Van Cortlandt House Museum

Bartow–Pell Mansion Museum

Museum of Bronx Historyat the Valentine-Varian House

CUNY Lehman College

VAN CORTLANDT PARK BROADWAY AT W 246TH STSaturday & Sunday • 11am–4pm.C. 1750

PELHAM BAY PARK 895 SHORE RDSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm.Tours at 12:15, 1:15, 2:15pm.1842

NORWOOD 3266 BAINBRIDGE AVE AND E 208TH STSaturday • 10am–4pm. Tours ongoing.Sunday • 1–5pm. Tours ongoing.

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KINGSBRIDGE HEIGHTS GATE 8, BEDFORD PARK BLVD W AND PAUL AVESaturday • 10am–4pm.THOMPSON, HOLMES & CONVERSE AND CHARLES B. MEYERS ARCHITECT, 1931; MARCEL BREUER, 1959; RAFAEL VINOLY, 1994; AND OTHERS

Edgar Allan Poe Cottage

FORDHAM 2640 GRAND CONCOURSESaturday • 10am–4pm. Tours ongoing.Sunday • 1–5pm. Tours ongoing.

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CONCOURSE 50 EAST 168TH STSaturday • 12–4pm. Tours at 12, 1, 2, 3pm.CHARLES MEYERS, 1926

WHEDco(Former Morrisania Hospital)

OHNY Weekend is now three days! On Friday, October 12 factories and manufacturing spaces across the city will open their doors for special, rarely off ered factory tours. New York City’s manufacturing community is vital to sustaining a vibrant and diverse economy by creating sustainable jobs in neighborhoods throughout the fi ve boroughs. On Factory Friday, see what the spaces of 21st-century manufacturing look like and hear from manufacturers themselves about how everything from fabric fl owers to steel beams is made right here in New York City!

Tour times for participating factories vary, and all tours are Reservations Required. Visit ohny.org/2018factories for more information and to make reservations.

Factory Friday is organized by Open House New York and Made in NYC, an initiative of the Pratt Center for Community Development.

Factory Friday

Anima Mundi ApothecaryHerbal goods GREENPOINT BROOKLYN

Breuckelen DistillingWhiskey and gin SOUTH SLOPE BROOKLYN

Custom Fabric Flowers by M&S SchmalbergFabric fl owers MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Interboro Spirits and AlesBeer and distilled spirits WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN

Kepco, Inc.DC power supplies FLUSHING QUEENS

Pratt Institute Brooklyn Fashion + Design AcceleratorFashion BED-STUY BROOKLYN

Roni-Sue’s ChocolatesChocolate LOWER EAST SIDE MANHATTAN

Stickbulb Showroom At Rux StudiosLighting LONG ISLAND CITY QUEENS

StitchLuxe/Last DateFashion MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Sure Iron WorksSteel fabrication EAST NEW YORK BROOKLYN

Tech Products, Inc.Signs, tags, and markers CLIFTON STATEN ISLAND

This Chick BakesBakery LONG ISLAND CITY QUEENS

Tri-LoxArchitectural fabrication, wood products GREENPOINT WILLIAMSBURG

Twig TerrariumsTerrariums and terrarium kits KENSINGTON BROOKLYN

Utley’s Inc.Prototypes WOODSIDE QUEENS

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Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument

Dime Savings Bank Brooklyn Navy Yard

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Brooklyn Historical Society

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 128 PIERREPONT STSunday • 12–5pm.Tours every hour beginning at 1:30pm.GEORGE B. POST, 1881. RENOVATION BYCHRISTOFF:FINIO, 2014

Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew The City Reliquary

CLINTON HILL 520 CLINTON AVESaturday • 10am–6pm.Sunday • 12–4pm.JOHN WELCH, 1891

WILLIAMSBURG 370 METROPOLITAN AVESaturday & Sunday • 12–6pm.

FORT GREENE FORT GREENE PARKSaturday • 11am–3pm.

NAVY YARD ENTER VIA BLDG 92 AT 63 FLUSHING AVESaturday • 10am–6pm.1801-PRESENT

DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN 9 DEKALB AVE (ENTER ON DEKALB NEXT TO JUNIOR’S)Saturday • 12–4pm.MOWBRAY & UFFINGER, 1908; SHOP ARCHITECTS


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Church of the Annunciation

A/D/O

Breitner Ciaccia Offi ce of Architecture (BC–OA)

The Evergreens CemeteryMirafl ores Community Garden

Kingsland Wildfl owers Green Roof

WILLIAMSBURG 259 NORTH 5TH STSaturday • 1–6pm.Tours ongoing every 15 minutes.Sunday • 1–6pm.

FRANCIS J. HIMPLER, 1870

WILLIAMSBURG 84 WITHERS ST, SUITE 5ASaturday • 12–4pm.

Tacklebox Architecture

WILLIAMSBURG 55 NASSAU AVE, 2A1Saturday • 10am–2pm.

C Wall Architecture

GREENPOINT 123 MESEROLE AVESaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm.COURTNEY WALLESTON

GREENPOINT 29 NORMAN AVESaturday • 10am–6pm. Sunday • 10am–5pm.NARCHITECTS, 2017

GREENPOINT 520 KINGSLAND AVE Saturday • 10am–2pm.Sunday • 12–4pm.

MARN MAJORELLE, ALIVE STRUCTURES, LANDSCAPE DESIGNER, 2017

BUSHWICK 1629 BUSHWICK AVESaturday • 12–4pm. Tour at 1pm.GROUNDS DESIGNED BY ANDREW JACKSON DOWNING; CHAPEL DESIGNED BY ALEXANDER JACKSON DAVIS, 1849

BUSHWICK 900 BROADWAYSaturday • 10am–4pm. Tours ongoing.NEW YORK RESTORATION PROJECT, 2016


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Waterfront Museum & Showboat Barge

RED HOOK 290 CONOVER STSaturday • 1–5pm.LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, 1914

Old Stone House & Washington Park

PARK SLOPE/GOWANUS 336 THIRD STREETSaturday • 9am–5pm.1934

Montauk Club

Brooklyn Public Library Central Library

PARK SLOPE 25 8TH AVESunday • 12–6pm. Tours ongoing from 12–4pm.FRANCIS H. KIMBALL, 1891

PROSPECT PARK 10 GRAND ARMY PLAZASaturday • 9am–6pm. Tours at 11am, 2:30pm. Sunday • 1–5pm. Tour at 2pm.ALFRED MORTON GITHENS AND FRANCIS KEALLY, 1941

Gowanus SuperFUN Canoe Voyages

GOWANUS 165 2ND STSaturday & Sunday • 2–6pm. Canoe voyages ongoing until 5:30pm.

280 St Marks

PROSPECT HEIGHTS 280 ST MARKS AVESunday • 10am–2pm. Tours every 30 minutes. DXA STUDIO, 2018

Red Hook Community Farm

RED HOOK 560 COLUMBIA STSaturday • 10am–2pm. Tours every hour.2003. REBUILT AFTER HURRICANE SANDY, 2012

Brooklyn Glass

GOWANUS 142 13TH STSaturday • 11am–6pm. Sunday • 11am–5pm.


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Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility Brooklyn Army Terminal

East Midwood Jewish Center Wyckoff House MuseumFive Boroughs Brewing Co.

SUNSET PARK 472 2ND AVE, 29TH STREET PIER Saturday • 2–6pm.SELLDORF ARCHITECTS, 2013

SUNSET PARK 140 58TH ST Saturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours at 2, 3, 4pm.

CASS GILBERT, 1919

SUNSET PARK 215 47TH STSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours at 1, 2, 3pm.KUSHNER STUDIOS, 2017

MIDWOOD 1625 OCEAN AVESunday • 12–4pm.Tours every 25 minutes, or as needed.LOUIS ALLEN ABRAMSON & MAURICE COURLAND, 1929

EAST FLATBUSH 5816 CLARENDON RDSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours ongoing.1652. RENOVATION BY OPPENHEIMER, BRADY & VOGELSTEIN, 1982

This OHNY Weekend, Open House New Yorkcelebrates the contributions that women are making to shape the contemporary city. Drawn from architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design, each of the participating projects in this series has a woman as one of its principal designers. The projects range from libraries and high-rise residential buildings to parks and public spaces, and together help make visible the diversity in scale, type, and program of the buildings and public spaces that women are designing throughout New York.

All participating sites are Reservations Required. To learn more about the projects and make reservations, visit ohny.org/worksbywomen

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122 Community Arts CenterDeborah Berke Partners EAST VILLAGE MANHATTAN

Alexander and BoninBade Stageberg Cox TRIBECA MANHATTAN

American Copper Building PlazaSCAPE Studio MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Avalon Morningside Park Apartments at the Cathedral Church of St. John the DivineKliment Halsband Architects MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS MANHATTAN

Brooklyn Army TerminalWXY architecture + urban design SUNSET PARK BROOKLYN

Brooklyn Public Library Greenpoint Library and Environmental Education CenterMarble Fairbanks GREENPOINT BROOKLYN

Cornell Tech CampusJames Corner Field Operations ROOSEVELT ISLAND

MANHATTAN

Domino ParkJames Corner Field Operations WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN

StudioFXCollaborative Architects FLATIRON MANHATTAN

Hauser & Wirth Gallery West 22nd StreetSelldorf Architects CHELSEA MANHATTAN

Hunter’s Point South Waterfront ParkSWA/Balsley and WEISS/MANFREDI HUNTER’S POINT QUEENS

Industry City Courtyard 3/4Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects SUNSET PARK BROOKLYN

NYPL 53rd Street LibraryTEN Arquitectos MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

NYPL Woodstock LibraryRice+Lipka Architects WOODSTOCK BRONX

Ocean Breeze Athletic ComplexSage and Coombe Architects OCEAN BREEZE STATEN

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Queens Botanical Garden Visitor and Administration CenterBKSK FLUSHING QUEENS

Queens Plaza Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements ProjectMarpillero Pollak Architects LONG ISLAND CITY QUEENS

Spring Street ParkMathews Nielsen Landscape Architects HUDSON SQUARE MANHATTAN

Tate Library at Ethical Culture Fieldston SchoolArchitecture Research Offi ce FIELDSTON BRONX

The Edge Park WilliamsburgW Architecture and Landscape Architecture WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN

The Senses: Design Beyond Vision, exhibition on view at the Cooper Hewitt National Design MuseumStudio Joseph UPPER EAST SIDE MANHATTAN

Weeksville Heritage Center Caples Jeff erson Architects CROWN HEIGHTS BROOKLYN

YM & YWHA of Washington Heights & InwoodEOA/Elmslie Osler Architect INWOOD MANHATTAN

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Castle Williams, Governors Island National Monument

Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House

Cornell AAP in NYC Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

Federal Hall National Memorial Blue School

SPAN Architecture Governors Island South Battery (Offi cers Club)

GOVERNORS ISLAND GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRY, 10 SOUTH STREETSaturday & Sunday • 10am–5pm.Tours of the interior at 10:30, 11:30am, 1:30, 3:30pm.LT COL JONATHAN WILLIAMS, 1811

FINANCIAL DISTRICT 26 WALL STSaturday • 9am–4:30pm.Tours at 10, 11am, 1, 2, 3pm.

TOWNE & DAVIS, 1842

FINANCIAL DISTRICT ONE BOWLING GREENSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm.CASS GILBERT, 1907. RENOVATIONS, 1987

FINANCIAL DISTRICT 26 BROADWAY, 20TH FLSaturday • 10am–6pm.Tours ongoing through out the day.

CARRERE & HASTINGS, 1918-28, STUDIO BY GENSLER, 2015

FINANCIAL DISTRICT 14 WALL STSaturday • 12–4pm.

FINANCIAL DISTRICT 11 BROADWAY, #1500Saturday • 10am–2pm.SPAN ARCHITECTURE, 2006

CIVIC CENTER 156 WILLIAM STSaturday • 10am–6pm. Tours at 11am, 1, 3pm.

ROCKWELL GROUP, 2018

The Skyscraper Museum

BATTERY PARK CITY 39 BATTERY PLSaturday • 12–6pm.SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL, 2004

GOVERNORS ISLAND GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRY,10 SOUTH STREETSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm.1812


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Rogers Partners Architects + Urban Designers

African Burial GroundNational Monument

TRIBECA 100 READE STSaturday • 12–4pm.ROGERS PARTNERS ARCHITECTS + URBAN DESIGNERS

CIVIC CENTER 290 BROADWAY, 1ST FLOORSaturday • 10am–4pm.RODNEY LEON, 2007

Hall of Records at Surrogate’s Courthouse

CIVIC CENTER 31 CHAMBERS STSaturday • 10am–4pm

JOHN ROCHESTER THOMAS, 1907; RENOVATED 2018

Manhattan Borough President’s Offi ce Map Display

CIVIC CENTER 1 CENTRE ST, NORTH ENTRANCE

Saturday • 10am–4pm

MCKIM MEAD & WHITE, 1914

City Hall

CIVIC CENTER BROADWAY AT MURRAY STSaturday • 12–4pm.JOSEPH FRANCOIS MANGIN AND JOHN MCCOMB JR., 1812

Mmuseumm

CIVIC CENTER 4 CORTLANDT ALLEYSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm.MMUSEUMM, 2012, 2014, 2018

APT Architecture (Atelier Pagnamenta Torriani) Hercules Art Studio Program

CIVIC CENTER 225 BROADWAY, SUITE 3104Saturday • 2–5pm. Tours at 2, 2:45, 3:30, 4:15pm.

APT ARCHITECTURE, 2013

CIVIC CENTER 25 PARK PL, 3RD FL

Saturday & Sunday • 12–4pm

CLAIRE WEISZ, 2016

James Wagman Architect, Linda Yowell Architect, Hudson Studio Architects

CIVIC CENTER 277 BROADWAY, #1201

Sunday • 1–5pm. CASS GILBERT, 1900. OFFICE BY JAMES WAGMAN


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LOT-EK

NOLITA 181 CHRYSTIE ST, #2Sunday • 12–4pm.ADA TOLLA AND GIUSEPPE LIGNANO, 2017

Fogarty Finger Architecture | Interiors

TRIBECA 69 WALKER STSaturday • 12–4pm.FOGARTY FINGER ARCHITECTURE, 2015

Alexander and Bonin

TRIBECA 47 WALKER STSaturday • 10am–6pm.BADE STAGEBERG COX ARCHITECT, 2017

New York City Marble Cemetery

EAST VILLAGE 60 EAST 2ND ST (BETWEEN FIRST & SECOND AVES)Saturday & Sunday • 12–6pm. PERKINS NICHOLS, 1831

AT&T Long Distance Building Lobby

TRIBECA 32 AVENUE OF THE AMERICASSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours every 30 minutes.

VORHEES, GMELIN & WALKER, WITH MOSAICS BY HILDRETH MEIERE, 1932

Museum at Eldridge Street

LOWER EAST SIDE 12 ELDRIDGE STSunday • 10am–6pm. Tours every hour.

PETER & FRANCIS HERTER, 1887; 2007

Paul Taylor American Modern Dance–The Taylor Studios

LOWER EAST SIDE 551 GRAND ST, TOP FLOORSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm.JAMES DART, 2011

New York Marble Cemetery

EAST VILLAGE 41 1/2 SECOND AVESaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm.PERKINS NICHOLS, 1830

EAA–Emre Arolat Architecture

SOHO 199 LAFAYETTE ST, SUITE 4A3Saturday & Sunday • 12–4pm.

East River Park Compost Yard

CORLEARS HOOK EAST RIVER PARK, SOUTH OF THE AMPHITHEATERSaturday • 12–4pm. Tours every 30 minutes.

R & Company

TRIBECA 64 WHITE STREETSaturday • 10am–6pm. Family program at 10:30am. Tours at 12, 2, 4pm.RENOVATION BY WHY ARCHITECTURE, 2018

Kushner Studios

CIVIC CENTER 390 BROADWAY, 4TH FLSaturday • 10am–4:30pm.KUSHNER STUDIOS, 2006


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The Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation

GREENWICH VILLAGE 526 LAGUARDIA PLSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. JOSEPH M. DUNN, 1873. RENOVATION BY ARTHUR MASLIN, DON REIMAN, CHAIM GROSS, 1963

Center for Architecture Toward a Livable City: New York and the Municipal Art Society

GREENWICH VILLAGE 536 LAGUARDIA PLSaturday & Sunday • 11am–5pm. Family programming both days, 11–3pmANDREW BERMAN ARCHITECT, 2003

GREENWICH VILLAGE 536 LAGUARDIA PLSaturday • 11–5pm. MAS staff will be on site from 12-4pm to answer questions and offer insight about the exhibition.

Minetta Lane Residence Jeff erson Market Library

GREENWICH VILLAGE 16 MINETTA LNSunday • 12–5pm. Tour at 2pm.1925. RENOVATION BY KUSHNER STUDIOS, 2016

WEST VILLAGE 425 AVE OF THE AMERICASSunday • 12–4pm.Visitors must arrive by 3pm for admittance.

FREDERICK CLARK WITHERS, 1877

PS 41 -The Greenwich Village School Westbeth Artists Housing

GREENWICH VILLAGE 116 WEST 11TH STSunday • 12–4pm.MURPHY BURNHAM & BUTTRICK, 2012

WEST VILLAGE 155 BANK STSaturday & Sunday • 12–5pm. Tours every 30 minutes.

CYRUS L.W. EIDLITZ, 1898. RENOVATION BY RICHARD MEIER, 1970

ALPHABET CITY 21-23 AVENUE CSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm.Tours every 30 minutes.

PAUL A CASTRUCCI, 2014

Gabellini Sheppard Associates

GREENWICH VILLAGE 665 BROADWAY, SUITE 706Saturday • 12–4pm. Tours at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30pm.

GABELLINI SHEPPARD ASSOCIATES

Umbrella House Rooftop Garden Bullet Space

ALPHABET CITY 292 EAST 3RD STSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. Tours at 11am, 2, 3, 5pm.PAUL A CASTRUCCI, 2002


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Grace Church New York Perkins+Will

GREENWICH VILLAGE 802 BROADWAYSaturday • 10am–6pm. Sunday • 12–4pm. Tour at 1pm.JAMES RENWICK, JR., 1846

UNION SQUARE 215 PARK AVE SOUTH, 4TH FLSaturday • 10am–2pm.PERKINS+WILL, 2008 (COMPLETION), 2016 (RENOVATION)

Rubin Museum of Art FXCollaborative Architects

CHELSEA 150 WEST 17TH STSaturday • 11am–6pm. Tour at 2pm.Sunday • 11am–6pm. Tour at 12pm.BEYER BLINDER BELLE, 2004

FLATIRON DISTRICT 22 WEST 19TH ST, 11TH FLSaturday • 10am–5pm.FXCOLLABORATIVE ARCHITECTS

Porcelanosa 204 Fifth Avenue

FLATIRON DISTRICT 204 FIFTH AVESaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. Tours ongoing.C.P.H. GILBERT, 1913

Porcelanosa 202 Fifth Avenue

FLATIRON DISTRICT 202 FIFTH AVESaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm.FOSTER + PARTNERS, 2015

ICRAVE Stonehill Taylor

FLATIRON DISTRICT 1140 BROADWAY, 1ST FLOORSunday • 1–4pm.

FLATIRON DISTRICT 31 WEST 27TH ST, 5TH/6TH FLSaturday • 10am–2pm.

Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects

FLOWER DISTRICT 115 WEST 27TH ST, 9TH FLSunday • 12–4pm.

Desai Chia Architecture

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MIDTOWN 1385 BROADWAY, 15TH FLSunday • 10am–3pm.DATTNER ARCHITECTS, 2011

Dattner Architects

PBDW Architects

MIDTOWN 49 WEST 37TH ST, 4TH FLSaturday • 1–5pm.

Workshop/APD

MIDTOWN 39 WEST 38TH STREET, 7TH FLSaturday • 12–4pm.WORKSHOP/APD, 2018

The Church of the Transfi guration

FLATIRON DISTRICT 1 EAST 29TH STSaturday • 10:30am–4pm. Tours at 11am, 12, 1, 3pm.Sunday • 10:30am–3:30pm. Tours at 1, 2:30pm.

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Estonian House

KIPS BAY 243 EAST 34TH STSaturday • 10am–6pm. Tours at 11am, 1pm.Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours at 1pm.

THOMAS A GRAY, 1898

Scandinavia House

MURRAY HILL 58 PARK AVESaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. POLSHEK PARTNERSHIP ARCHITECTS, 2000

DXA Studio

GREELEY SQUARE 894 6TH AVE, 5TH FLSaturday • 10am–2pm. Tours every 30 minutes.DXA STUDIO, 2013

Marble Collegiate Church

FLATIRON DISTRICT 1 WEST 29TH STSaturday • 12–4pm. Tours ongoing.SAMUEL A. WARNER, 1854

The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York

MIDTOWN 20 WEST 44TH STSaturday • 11am–5pm. LAMB AND RICH, 1890

Institute of Classical Architecture & Art

MIDTOWN 20 WEST 44TH ST, 6TH FLSunday • 10am–2pm. SETH WEINE, 2015


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Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church

MIDTOWN 708 FIFTH AVESaturday & Sunday • 12:30–4:30pm. Tours every 15–30 minutes.CARL PFEIFFER, 1875

Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York Rockefeller University

UPPER EAST SIDE ONE EAST 65TH STSunday • 10am–5pm. Tours at 12, 2:30pm.STEIN, BUTLER AND COHEN, 1929

UPPER EAST SIDE 1230 YORK AVESaturday & Sunday • 10am–3pm. Tours ongoing.HARRISON & ABRAMOVITZ, YORK & SAWYER, AND OTHERS

Nevelson Chapel at Saint Peter’s Church

MIDTOWN 619 LEXINGTON AVESaturday • 10am–6pm. Talk at 3pm. Chapel tours at 2, 2:30, 3:30, 4pm. Self-guided tours throughout.LOUISE NEVELSON, ARTIST; HUGH STUBBINS & EASLEY HAMNER, ARCHITECTS; LELLA AND MASSIMO VIGNELLI, INTERIORS, 1977

Actors’ Temple, Congregation Ezrath Israel

HELL’S KITCHEN 339 WEST 47TH STSaturday • 1:30–5:30pm. Tours every 30 minutes.SIDNEY F. OPPENHEIMER, 1922

Central Synagogue

MIDTOWN 652 LEXINGTON AVESunday • 10am–2pm. HENRY FERNBACH, 1872

Christ Church NYC

UPPER EAST SIDE 524 PARK AVESaturday • 12–4pm. Sunday • 2–6pm. Tour at 2pm.

RALPH ADAMS CRAM, 1931

Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden

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MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS 122ND STREET AND RIVERSIDE DRSaturday & Sunday • 10–11am; 12–1pm; 2–3pm;4–5pm. Tours at 11:15am, 3:15pm. JOHN H. DUNCAN, 1897

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS 1047 AMSTERDAM AVESaturday • 9am–5pm.Sunday • 12:30–2:30pm. HEINS & LAFARGE, CRAM & FERGUSON, 1892-PRESENT

Bohemian National Hall Ukrainian Institute of America

LENOX HILL 321 EAST 73RD STSaturday & Sunday • 2–6pm.Tours approximately every 10 minutes.WILLIAM C. FROHNE, 1896. RECONSTRUCTION BY JAN HIRD POKORNY, MILAN KVIZ, 2008

UPPER EAST SIDE 2 EAST 79TH STSaturday • 10am–5pm. Tours at 10:30, 11:30am, 1:30, 2:30. 3:30, 4:30pm. Sunday • 12–6pm.C.P.H. GILBERT, 1898

Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI)

Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre

HARLEM 120 EAST 125TH STSaturday • 11am–3pm. NAPOLEON LEBRUN & SONS 1889.RENOVATED 2016

CENTRAL PARK WEST 79TH ST AND WEST DR (INSIDE CENTRAL PARK)Saturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. Tours at 11am, 1, 3pm.1876. RENOVATED 1996

Congregation Ohab Zedek Bard Graduate Center Gallery

UPPER WEST SIDE 118 WEST 95TH STSunday • 10am–2pm. Tours at 10, 11am, 12, 1pm.CHARLES B. MYERS, 1926

UPPER WEST SIDE 18 WEST 86TH STSaturday • 11am–5pm. Tour at 12pm.Sunday • 11am–5pm.BUCHMAN AND FOX, 1906. RESTORED AND RENOVATED BY STANLEY PROWLER, 1992

HAMILTON HEIGHTS SHEPARD HALL, 160 CONVENT AVE AT WEST 139TH STSaturday • 10am–2pm. Tours at 10, 11am, 12, 1pm. GEORGE B. POST, 1907. RESTORATION BY ELEMENTAL ARCHITECTURE

City College of New York: The Great Hall

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Little Red Lighthouse

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS WEST 178TH ST, INSIDEFORT WASHINGTON PARKSaturday • 11am–3pm.1889

Church of the Intercession

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 550 WEST 155TH STSaturday • 10am–2pm.Sunday • 2–4pm. BERTRAM GOODHUE, 1915

Morris Jumel Mansion

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 65 JUMEL TERRACESaturday • 10am–5pm. Tour at 12pm.Sunday • 10am–5pm. Tour at 2pm.1765, ENTRANCE ADDITION C. 1810

Fort Tryon Cottage & Heather Garden

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 741 FORT WASHINGTON AVESaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours every 30 minutes. GUY LOWELL, 1908 (COTTAGE), FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED, JR., 1935 (GARDEN)

Dyckman Farmhouse Museum

INWOOD 4881 BROADWAYSaturday • 10am–4pm. Tour at 12pm.1784

ManhattanCity College of New York: Solar Roofpod & Harlem Garden for Urban Food

HAMILTON HEIGHTS 141 CONVENT AVESaturday • 10am–2pm.CHRISTIAN VOLKMANN ALONG WITH 100+ ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING STUDENTS, 2011, 2014

This Open House New York Weekend, the Gotham Center for New York History launches a new podcast series that explores some of the famous architectural structures, government buildings, private homes, natural sites, churches, and museums that will open their doors for Open House New York Weekend. Each recording presents a noted expert speaking about the history or importance of a given location. The narratives can be used to supplement in-person visits, and to bring the OHNY Weekend experience to anyone unable to see these historical treasures.

To listen to the podcasts, visit www.gothamcenter.org or scan the QR code.

About The Gotham Center:The Gotham Center is a research and education center, based at CUNY’s Graduate Center, devoted to advancing scholarly and public understanding of New York City’s rich and living past. For nearly twenty years, it has been the one academic institution devoted exclusively to promoting this critical fi eld of study. Our goal is to support independent and professional historical work examining the various forces and fi gures that have shaped life in the city, as well as New York’s unparalleled contributions to the development of the nation and the world.

Sites and Sounds

Andrea Frohne on AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND

Barbara Christen on THE BROOKLYN ARMY TERMINAL

Richard Kopley on THE EDGAR ALLAN POE COTTAGE

Don Hawkins on FEDERAL HALL

R. Scott Hanson on THE FLUSHING QUAKER

MEETING HOUSE

May Joseph on GOVERNORS ISLAND

Marjorie Feld on HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT

Simon Baatz on JEFFERSON MARKET LIBRARY

Margaret Oppenheimer on THE MORRIS-JUMEL MANSION

Steve Lang on THE NEWTOWN CREEK ALLIANCE

Robin Nagle on THE NEWTOWN CREEK

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

Peter Derrick on the NEW YORK TRANSIT MUSEUM

Michael Hattem on THE PRISON SHIP MARTYRS’

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Kate Papacosma on PROSPECT PARK

Sergey Kadinsky on THE RIDGEWOOD RESERVOIR

Blanche Wiesen Cook on ROOSEVELT HOUSE

David Gary on RUFUS KING MANOR

Benjamin Flowers on THE SKYSCRAPER MUSEUM

Pamela Hanlon on THE UNITED NATIONS

HEADQUARTERS

Kurt Schlichting on THE WATERFRONT MUSEUM

Fred Goodman on WOODLAWN CEMETERY

Gail Fenske on THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING

Edith Gonzalez on THE WYCKOFF HOUSE

Podcasts

Open House New York invites you inside the studios and offi ces of some of the city’s leading architects and designers. Visit the spaces where architects work, see new projects in the design phase, and meet the individuals who are designing the future of New York.

All participating studios are Open Access, meaning you can stop by during the hours noted in their site listing in this guide (look for it under the borough and neighborhood). For more information about each studio, and to see images of current projects, visit ohny.org/2018studios

Open Studios Participating Studios

APT ARCHITECTURE (Atelier Pagnamenta Torriani) CIVIC CENTER MANHATTAN

Breitner Ciaccia Offi ce of Architecture (BC—OA) WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN

C Wall Architecture GREENPOINT BROOKLYN

Dattner Architects MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Desai Chia Architecture FLOWER DISTRICT

MANHATTAN

DXA Studio GREELEY SQUARE

MANHATTAN

EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture SOHO MANHATTAN

Fogarty Finger Architecture | Interiors TRIBECA MANHATTAN

FXCollaborative Architects FLATIRON DISTRICT

MANHATTAN

Gabellini Sheppard Associates GREENWICH VILLAGE

MANHATTAN

ICRAVE FLATIRON DISTRICT

MANHATTAN

Jaklistch/Gardner Architects FLOWER DISTRICT

MANHATTAN

James Wagman Architect/Linda Yowell Architect/Hudson Studio Architects CIVIC CENTER MANHATTAN

Kushner Studios CIVIC CENTER MANHATTAN

LOT-EK NOLITA MANHATTAN

PBDW Architects MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Perkins+Will UNION SQUARE MANHATTAN

Rogers Partners Architects + Urban Designers TRIBECA MANHATTAN

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill FINANCIAL DISTRICT

MANHATTAN

SPAN Architecture FINANCIAL DISTRICT

MANHATTAN

Stonehill Taylor NOMAD MANHATTAN

Tacklebox Architecture Studios WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN

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Greater Astoria Historical Society

The Noguchi Museum

ASTORIA 11-90 WELLING COURTSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. Tours at 11am, 3:30pm.ONGOING, REPAINTED ANNUALLY EVERY JUNE.

ASTORIA 35-20 BROADWAY, 4TH FLSaturday & Sunday • 11am–5pm. Tours at 1, 2:30, 4pm.C. 1923

LONG ISLAND CITY 9-01 33RD RD (AT VERNON BLVD) Saturday & Sunday • 11am–6pm. Tours at 2, 3pm. 1927; RENOVATION, ISAMU NOGUCHI, 1985; RENOVATION, SAGE AND COOMBE ARCHITECTS, 2004

Welling Court Mural Project

Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm: Long Island City

LONG ISLAND CITY 38-18 NORTHERNBLVD, ROOF Saturday • 11am–4pm. BROMLEY CALDARI, 2010

Queens Historical Society at Kingsland Homestead

Vander Ende Onderdonk House

RIDGEWOOD 1820 FLUSHING AVESaturday • 10am–6pm. Sunday • 12–4pm.1709, 1980, 2015

Stickbulb Showroom at Rux Studios

LONG ISLAND CITY 10-40 46TH AVE, 2ND FLSaturday & Sunday • 10am–6pm. Tours at 1, 2pm.

RUX STUDIOS, 2018

Bowne House

FLUSHING 37-01 BOWNE STSaturday • 12–4pm. Tours at 12, 12:45, 1:30, 2:15. 3, 3:45pm. Sunday • 12–4pm. Ongoing tours.JOHN BOWNE, C. 1660

Lewis H. Latimer House Museum

FLUSHING 34-41 137TH STSaturday & Sunday • 12–5pm.Tours every 30 minutes.1889

FLUSHING 143-35 37TH AVENUESaturday & Sunday • 2:30–4:30pm. 1774-1785

Queens

Voelker Orth Museum

FLUSHING 149-19 38TH AVENUESaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. 1891. RESTORATION, GRAF & LEWENT, 2003

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Queens

Flushing Quaker Meeting House

GallopNYC Sunrise Stables King Manor Museum

Bayside Historical Society Fort Totten Visitor Center & Water Battery

The Hindu Temple Society of North America

JAMAICA 150-03 JAMAICA AVESaturday • 1–5pm. Tour at 12pm. Sunday • 1–5pm.1750, 1790, 1810

FLUSHING 137-16 NORTHERN BLVDSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. Tours every 30 minutes.

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OZONE PARK 80-98 LINDEN BLVDSaturday & Sunday • 11am–2pm. Tours ongoing.MICHAEL SIANO, 2017

FLUSHING 45-57 BOWNE STSaturday • 10am–2pm. Tours every hour.Sunday • 2–6pm. Tours every hour.

DR. M.MUTHIAH STHAPATI/MR.VILAS PRABHAT, 1977

BAYSIDE 208 TOTTEN AVESunday • 12–4pm. 1887

BAYSIDE TOTTEN RD AND CROSS ISLAND PARKWAYSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm. 1864

Founded in 1893, the Municipal Art Society of New York (MAS) works to educate and inspire New Yorkers to engage in the betterment of our city. As a non-profi t advocacy organization, MAS mobilizes diverse allies to focus on issues that aff ect our city from sidewalk to skyline. Through three core campaign areas, MAS protects New York’s legacy spaces, encourages thoughtful planning and urban design, and fosters inclusive neighborhoods across the fi ve boroughs.

In honor of its 125th anniversary year, MAS curated a series of tours especially for Open House New York Weekend of iconic sites where the advocacy of MAS helped preserve, shape, or reimagine the city’s built environment. All tours are Reservations Required. For more information, or to make reservations, visit ohny.org/MAS125

MAS 125

Freshkills Park TRAVIS/ARDEN HEIGHTS/NEW

SPRINGVILLE STATEN ISLAND

Grand Central Terminal and the Municipal Art Society EAST MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Jeff erson Market and Environs Tour WEST VILLAGE MANHATTAN

Moynihan Train Hall Phase 1: New West End Concourse at Penn Station MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Rockefeller Center Walking Tour MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden RANDALL MANOR STATEN

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St. Bartholomew’s Church MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Times Square TIMES SQUARE MANHATTAN

Toward a Livable City: New York and the Municipal Art Society 536 LAGUARDIA PLACE

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Visit this free exhibition at the Center for Architecture to learn more about the work of the Municipal Art Society. No reservations required. On Saturday, October 13 MAS staff will be on site from 12-4pm to answer questions and off er insight about the exhibition and the history of MAS.

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ST.GEORGE 200 THE PROMENADE AT LIGHTHOUSE POINT Saturday • 11am–5pm. Tours at 1, 2:30, 3:30pm.Sunday • 11am–5pm.ALFRED B. MULLETT , 1864-1912

ROSEBANK FORT WADSWORTH, GATEWAY NATIONAL RECREATION AREASaturday • 11am–4pm. Tours at 11am, 1, 3pmTOTTEN, 1847-1864

ROSEBANK 2 HYLAN BLVD Saturday & Sunday • 11am–5pm. Tours hourly.

1690. MOST RECENT RENOVATION, BARNHART RESTORATION AND DESIGN, 2014

National Lighthouse Museum

Staten Island

The Historic Houses of Conference House Park

LIGHTHOUSE HILL 338 LIGHTHOUSE AVESaturday & Sunday • 1–5pm. Tour at 2pm.

JACQUES MARCHAIS, 1947

TOTTENVILLE 298 SATTERLEE STSaturday & Sunday • 12–4pm.

Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art

Staten Island

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veABOUT THE COVERThis year’s cover was shot on location on the 6th fl oor of Porcelanosa’s fl agship showroom at 202 Fifth Avenue. The patterns on the cover are abstracted details from one site in each borough. Can you identify the sites? Visit ohny.org/cover for more information Want your own stunning photo of the Flatiron Building? Visit Porcelanosa this OHNY Weekend; check the event guide, or visit ohny.org, for details. While you are there, be sure to stop next door to tour Porcelanosa’s new building at 204 Fifth Avenue. This 1913 Beaux Arts building was home to a bank, a famous graphic design fi rm, and a legendary 1980s nightclub, and will soon be reimagined as Porcelanosa’s newest fl agship.

Art Direction: psynewyork.com, Penny Hardy, Sasha Jotwani

Photography: Ian Baguskas

COVER INSPIRATION SPECIAL THANKSTo the 1,200 OHNY Weekend volunteers and volunteer photographers whose enthusiasm make this event possible,

To our District Coordinators, who dedicate their entire Weekend to making sure that everything is open and running smoothly,

To the Site Hosts who open their doors and welcome us in, year after year,

To our sponsors, supporters, and members, without whose support Open House New York would not exist, and to all of you– your passion for the city is a reminder that #newyorkisopen!

ABOUT OPEN HOUSE NEW YORKOpen House New York is a non-profi t organization advocating for an open and inclusive city. Inspired by the belief that access creates agency, our public programs invite all New Yorkers to explore and engage more deeply with their community by understanding the ways in which it is shaped.

For more information, visit ohny.org

Open House New York1133 Broadway, Suite 802New York, NY [email protected]

OPEN HOUSE NEW YORK GOVERNING BOARDRoy Kim, PresidentKaren Stonely, Vice PresidentRob Rogers, SecretaryKatie Dixon, TreasurerSherlen ArchibaldCristobal CorreaKenneth DruckerDorothy DunnLouise HarpmanStephan JaklitschElizabeth KubanySara LopergoloEric McLaughlinCaroline OttoAnne RieselbachAbby Jo SigalMargaret SullivanSaundra ThomasClaire Weisz

FOUNDERScott Lauer

STAFFGregory Wessner, Executive Director

Kristin LaBuz, Deputy Director for Development and Communications

Elis Shin, Development Associate

Hunter Lane, OHNY Weekend Manager

Rowie Samaco, OHNY Weekend Manager

Caroline Murphy, OHNY Weekend Volunteer Coordinator

Waiver

By participating in Open House New York ("OHNY") Weekend (the "Weekend") you agree, without any reservations, that OHNY has permission to use all photographs, images, and recordings of you in any medium created in connection with Weekend events or activities. You further agree to assume all risks and dangers, including but not limited to, personal and bodily injury, and/or property damage, and to defend and hold harmless OHNY including, without limitation, the OHNY Governing Board, employees and volunteers, and you further agree to defend and hold harmless the owner, tenant and/or operator of the Weekend site or program location.

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p 2-3: Tom Fisher; p 4-5: Ian Bartlett; p 6: Emma Stoll; p 7: Bronx Community College; p 8: WHEDco; The Bronx County Historical Society; Lehman College; p 9: The Bronx County Historical Society; Susan DeVries; Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum; p 10: Matt Shapiro; Kepco, Inc.; Aubrey Hays; p 11: Utley’s Inc.; Stickbulb; Tri-Lox; p 12: Pavel Bendov; Philip Greenberg; NYC Parks; p 13: Ron Antonelli; EGoteiner CC BY-SA 4.0; City Reliquary; p 14: Church of the Annunciation; Breitner Ciaccia Offi ce of Architecture; Jeremy Barbour; A/D/O; p 15: Brooke Buzzerd; Mitch Waxman; Anna Yatskevich; Yuri Pires Tavares; p 16: Steve McGill; Red Hook Community Farm; David Mark Erickson; David Mark Erickson; Emma Stoll; DXA Studio; p 17: Kilgub CC BY-NC-ND 2.0; Brooklyn Public Library; p 18: Marc Lins, courtesy of Selldorf Architects; Five Boroughs Brewing Co.; p 19: Nicolas Lemery Nantel; Emma Stoll; Emma Stoll; p 20: Michael Hnatov; Daniel Levin; Field Condition; Michael Moran; p 22: Michael Shaver / NPS; Timothy Schenck; David Sundberg / ESTO; p 23: Robert Polidori

for The Skyscraper Museum; SPAN Architecture; David Hogarty; Lucas Blair; Spinklink CC BY-SA 4.0; Rockwell Group; p 24: Andrew Moore; Ken Lund / Flickr; Mattia Panciroli / Flickr; p 25: APT ARCHITECTURE; Sarah Luckey; Rogers Architects; Deborah Donenfeld; Carol Highsmith; Mmuseumm; p 26: Joe Kramm / R & Company; Romeo Romulo; Michael Moran; Ricardo Parra; Hildreth Meière Dunn; Rick Naramore; p 27: Paul Taylor’s “Runes” by Whitney Browne; Peter Tzannes; EAA; LOT-EK; Kathryn Yu; New York Marble Cemetery; p 28: Umbrella House; Andrea Stocks; Gabellini Sheppard Associates; Jacob Burckhardt; p 29: Erik Bardin; MAS; Kushner Studios; Mark Funk; Barbara Norman; Roger Braimon; p 30: Grace Church in New York; Arch Photo Inc.; Filip Wolak; FXCollaborative; Asuka Hayashi; Asuka Hayashi; p 31: Porcelanosa; Open House New York; ICRAVE; Gerardo Vizmanos; p 32: Bob Estremera; Carl Avidano; Magnus Heinmets; Jonathon B. Ragle; p 33: DXA Studio; Michael Neglia; Donna Dotan; Vannie Archive / Dattner Architects; Steve Amiaga; Scry Photo CC BY-SA 4.0; p 34: Congregation Ezrath Israel; Thomas Magno; Billy Carpio; Brian

Kutner; p 35: Geoffrey Gross; Christ Church NYC; Christian Grattan; Vincent Chih Chieh Chin; p 36: Enki323 CC BY-SA 4.0; Pavol Roskovensky; CCCADI / Janet Sackey; Marley White / City Parks Foundation; Bard Graduate Center; Congregation Ohab Zedek; p 37: Richard Greenwood / Flickr; Ellen Bryan; Elemental Architecture LLC; p 38: Amanda Alston; Pavla Havirova; Emma Stoll; Jessica Bruah; Beyond my Ken CC BY-SA 4.0; Emma Stoll; p 39: Grenoble17 CC BY-SA 4.0; p 40: Rogers Partners; Donna Dotan; LOT-EK; p 41: Michael Neglia; Brooke Buzzerd; p 42: Ad Hoc Art; Nick Knight; Emma Stoll; Anastasia Cole Plakias; p 43: Stickbulb; Linda Monte; Lewis H. Latimer House Museum; Anne Perl de Pal; Queens Historical Society; Peter Greenberg; p 44: Ben Helmer; John Choe; GallopNYC; Kathy Forrestal; Bayside Historical Society; NYC Parks; p 45: Kara Flannery; Magda Biernat; Linda Visser; p 46: Ka-Man Tse / Times Square Arts; National Lighthouse Museum; Floto and Warner; p 47: National Park Service; Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art; The Historic Houses of Conference House Park.

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