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Getting ’90s New York Right in Love Story

Talking to the production designer about Calvin Klein’s minimalist interiors, John Jr.’s Tribeca loft, and the fantasy of streets devoid of trash. By Adriane Quinlan

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The Megaproject That Mamdani Pitched to Trump

The long-dormant Sunnyside Yard plan is back on the table. By Justin Davidson

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When Did Going to the Sauna Get So Stressful?

New York’s emerging corporate bathing culture is fluent in the language of productivity. By Madeline Leung Coleman

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under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

street view There’s Not Enough Noise in ‘Art of Noise’ A new Cooper Hewitt show on music design is heavy on the gizmos but missing the music that grounds it. By Justin Davidson

look book The Look Book Goes to the New York City Ballet On a recent Saturday evening, a younger than usual audience watched Justin Peck’s latest ballet, The Wind-Up, as part of NYCB’s Art Series. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa

celebrity real estate Kanye Wanted His Tadao Ando Home Toilet-Free “If people had to go No. 2, it was a hole in the ground.” By Adriane Quinlan

under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

street view There’s Not Enough Noise in ‘Art of Noise’ A new Cooper Hewitt show on music design is heavy on the gizmos but missing the music that grounds it. By Justin Davidson

celebrity real estate Kanye Wanted His Tadao Ando Home Toilet-Free “If people had to go No. 2, it was a hole in the ground.” By Adriane Quinlan

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Cityscape

developing American Express Wants All of 2 World Trade One of the last unbuilt WTC sites finally has an anchor tenant. By Christopher Bonanos
developing Of Course Trump Wanted to Get In on the Roosevelt Hotel Deal Just another day for our developer-president. By Christopher Bonanos
parks and recreation How to Go to a Knicks Game There are ways to score cheap tickets that aren’t in the nosebleeds. By Jeremy Rellosa
street fights The ICE Contractor Down the Hall A tour through the Midtown intelligence firms and courier services that help keep the agency running. By Brendan O'Connor
parks and recreation Now the Trees Are Falling Down Nearly two feet of heavy, wet snow is taking its toll on the city’s already-beleaguered pin oaks and Norway maples. By Matthew Sedacca

look book Learning anything cool in class?I’m very interested in the Haudenosaunee and Lenape people. My class is learning about their history, how they made clothes, what food they ate, and how they harvested it. The Look Book Goes to a Snow Day at the Park

Design Hunting

great rooms A Couple’s Clinton Hill Rental, Sunny-Side Up Kiki Goti and Vincent Staropoli are unapologetic color maximalists, and their home is awash in rich yellows, browns and reds, plus Goti’s own designs. By Wendy Goodman
on view When the Ashtray Was Everywhere A new show at the International Museum of Dinnerware Design invokes a pre-Bloombergian moment. By Clio Chang
great rooms This Old Sea-Biscuit Factory The poet Paul Muldoon and the novelist Jean Hanff Korelitz wanted to live in the 19th century, architecturally speaking, so they relocated to Fidi. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms The Cuban House of Spirits The home of the artists José Parlá and Claudia Hilda is a monument to the tropics in Fort Greene. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

the luxury market A $120,000-a-Month Penthouse Sets a New Record in Soho Eli Bronfman’s Greene Street triplex can’t seem to find a buyer. Thankfully, a renter stepped up. By Matthew Sedacca
under a million An Enormous Two-Bedroom With a Working Fireplace in Jackson Heights for $899,000 And a cutie studio in Clinton Hill with great windows. By Matthew Sedacca
lawsuits Is There a Squatter Living in This $13 Million Upper East Side Townhouse? An estate dispute over a limestone mansion takes an unexpected turn on East 81st Street. By Matthew Sedacca
openings Alexander Wang’s Next Project: A Chinatown Art Space The designer announced Wang Contemporary will take over the landmarked HSBC Bank on Canal. By Kim Velsey
apartment department How Can I Tell If the Apartment I Want Is Rent-Stabilized? What’s with all the secrecy? I’m just looking for an affordable place to live! By Clio Chang