Tag: Architecture

The hills of central Brooklyn have long been battle grounds of one kind or another. At the start...

Lots of ground to cover this weekend for house-tour lovers...Tomorrow, the 31st Annual Bedford Stu...

The developer of 2 Lefferts Place (at right) deserves some kind of medal or something. Though the p...

In December of 1668, permission was given to one Thomas Lambertse to build the first public buil...

Boston architect Henry Hobson Richardson is known as the father of the Romanesque Revival style ...

We took a look at The Venetian, Gravesend's attempt at classical opulence, last year when it was st...

In 1864, George B. Elkins stood on the wide porch of his Greek Revival/Italianate villa on a newly m...

There’s nothing like a Gilded Age apartment to set the heart racing -- or to inspire a swap fo...

I collect faces. I've got some great ones: Vikings, African warriors, Indian Chiefs, handsome tu...

In celebration of a new school year, a look at some of the best school buildings in the city of ...