Posts tagged flatiron
Spring has spring and we’re loving this pop of neon green…Union Square, NY (via On the Racks)
On Fifth Avenue with Fitz, his smile, and a fab lavender shirt…Flatiron District, NYC (via Details)
Reflections on a Rainy Day in New York…Union Square, NY (via Ira Fox)
Lauren is hailing a cab on Park Avenue…Flatiron, NYC (via Style Clicker)
Even Storm Troopers are feeling the Pride…New York City, NY (via Mirah Curzer)
Chauffeured through the Parade in Glamorous Style…New York City, NY (via NYC Loves NYC)
Happy Pride Everyone…New York City, NY (via Metro Weekly)
Hanging out on a balcony over Union Square…New York City, NY (via Mochi)
Alvaro, Skateboarder and Student…Union Square, NYC (via Epoch Times)
Perfect Springtime Stripey Sweater…Union Square, NYC (via Fashion Goggled)
Union Square's Alternative Clock
Often mistaken for a stock market tracker, the Union Square Metronome by artist duo Kristin Jones and Andrew Ginzel is in fact a public art installation that explores notions about time. From the LED screen which displays various time conventions and the slab of bedrock that reflects the earth’s massive geological history to the bronze cone representing perspective and the rotating sphere that tracks the cosmos, the Metronome encompasses practically every method of time-telling. This amalgam of measurements provides various perspectives on time, paradoxically including both regularity and ephemerality. (via CoolHunting)
3-Way Street
A School of Visual Arts thesis project by Ron Gabriel, named ‘3-Way Street’ tracks a camera at the Manhattan intersection of 28th Street and Park Avenue. As the artist puts it on his website, the point of the study is to show the “interconnected role in improving the safety and usability of our streets.” Mission very much accomplished.
The 'Limelight' Getting Another Makeover
We enjoy walking through the retail-ified nightclub and remembering (or trying to remember) the fun nights that were had there. Now, it’s owner Jack Menashe plans to bring back some of the nighttime atmosphere with another transformation of the Limelight Marketplace. He plans to change the indoor mall into a single “fashion-forward” department store not unlike Barneys. Many of the tenants have been removed or absorbed, however, many food operators, including Grimaldi’s and Todd English’s recently opened restaurant, Cross Bar, will remain. (via WSJ)
The Limelight Marketplace
656 Avenue of the Americas, Flatiron
Eataly's Big New Rooftop Beer Restaurant, Birreria
Don’t call it a beer garden! The management of Birreria insist that even though their handsome new rooftop oasis atop Eataly is producing three cask-conditioned ales right there on the 15th floor, the establishment is most certainly not a beer pub. When it opens on June 3rd there will be nine beers on tap, dozens of craft bottles, wine on tap and you can expect “a lot of meat” with a variety of house-made sausages and pork shoulder. (via Gothamist)
Birreria at Eataly
200 5th Avenue, Flatiron
7 days a week from 11:30am to 1:00am
NYC Top 10 Lobster Rolls
Summer is approaching (despite all of the rain we’ve been getting), which means it’s time to indulge in buttery and crispy Lobster Rolls! Check out our Foodspotting Top 10 List of the best places in the city to consume the delicious crustacean. Can you spot them all?
Photo: dartar
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