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Burning Man’s 70,000 Attendees Are Descending Upon a Fire Evacuation Zone

Some Nevada locals say now’s not the time for Mad Max cosplay. By Anya Kamenetz

buy it for the architecture

Fire Island’s Pyramid House Is for Sale

The distinctive modernist house, designed for a J.P. Morgan descendant, has been updated and listed with a price cut. By Adriane Quinlan

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What Is Artist Laila Gohar’s NYQ?

On a scale of a Fishs Eddy dinner party to the porcelain at the Frick, where does Laila Gohar fit? By Zach Schiffman

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buy it for the architecture

Fire Island’s Pyramid House Is for Sale
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What Is Artist Laila Gohar’s NYQ?
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Imagining Life in a Greenpoint Luxury Rental (or a Philip Johnson)
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Burning Man’s 70,000 Attendees Are Descending Upon a Fire Evacuation Zone
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The Divisive Modernist Townhouse in Clinton Hill Finally Has a Buyer

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listings edit Imagining Life in a Greenpoint Luxury Rental (or a Philip Johnson) This week’s worth-it New York City apartment listings. By Nora DeLigter

who’s buying The Divisive Modernist Townhouse in Clinton Hill Finally Has a Buyer The two-family house, sold at a major price cut, will be converted into a single-family for a buyer with three kids. By Matthew Sedacca

neighborhood news Wet Hot New York Summer Months of downpours, flash floods, and a couple of tornadoes have made for a relentlessly soggy season. By Matthew Schneier

look book The Look Book Goes to an Indochine Staff Reunion The Noho institution celebrated its 42nd year with current and former servers, hosts, and staffers; birthday cake; and a vogue ball. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa

listings edit Imagining Life in a Greenpoint Luxury Rental (or a Philip Johnson) This week’s worth-it New York City apartment listings. By Nora DeLigter

neighborhood news Wet Hot New York Summer Months of downpours, flash floods, and a couple of tornadoes have made for a relentlessly soggy season. By Matthew Schneier

On The Market

buy it for the architecture Fire Island’s Pyramid House Is for Sale

listings edit More Than One Butter-Yellow Bathroom

listings edit Casement-Window Obsession and a Droolworthy Studio on West 106th

a truly terrific new york listing An Old Mill Transformed by a Family of Designers

Best of New York

Cityscape

street fights Donna Karan Is Embroiled in a Rat Face-off After the designer sued Neil Bender’s real-estate firm, claiming its empty lot next door brought rats into her store, the developer has countersued. By Matthew Sedacca
trading spaces How to Painlessly Move Apartments in New York We tracked down the best moving companies, professional packers, and tips for loading everything into your new home. By Cassie Hurwitz
street view Mamdani’s $4 Billion, 10-Year, Middle-of-the-Road BQE Fix The mayor proposes building a temporary highway while the crumbling city-owned stretch is restored. By Justin Davidson
nyq What Is Comedian Emil Wakim’s NYQ? On a scale from the Comedy Cellar to the basement of Sahadi’s, what is Lebanese stand-up Emil Wakim’s NYQ? By Zach Schiffman
street fights The Marina Operator Taking Over Transmitter Park The winner of a proposal to add concessions to Greenpoint’s tiny waterfront park has a patchy history. By Adriane Quinlan

look book What do you like about what you do? It’s a beautiful thing when you can ride past a building and say, “I was a part of that going up.” I don’t think anything tops that, especially when it’s a sexy building. The Look Book Goes to Construction School

Design Hunting

great rooms This Old, Very Old, Hamptons House The restoration of an 18th-century cottage in the Springs proves worthy of its rich bohemian past. By Wendy Goodman
encounter Interior Motives Host Ben Mora Knows You by Your Stuff “I’ve invented a way to monetize making fun of gay people’s bedrooms.” By Adriane Quinlan
great rooms Wake Up and Smell the Pine Trees Loring McAlpin lost his view in Noho and gained a garden. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms North Fork Perch An architect couple did a number on a cottage set high above the Long Island Sound. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

schools Day One at Vanderbilt’s New York Campus Among the tech and finance kids, there are plenty of students drawn to Museum Studies and the Chelsea art scene. By Adriane Quinlan
under a million A Big-Window One-Bedroom in Prospect Heights for $875,000 And a one-bedroom with triple exposures in a Park Avenue co-op. By Matthew Sedacca
brick and mortar Does Anyone Actually Shop at the Oculus? In its tenth year, foot traffic is high, but many storefronts are still empty. Its operator wants to change that. podcast By Anne Kadet
pied-à-terre tax A Joke Website That Pairs Artists With Pieds-à-terre Might Go Legit A comedian vibe coded Aura Investments into existence; thousands of submissions later, she’s considering how to make it a reality. By Matthew Sedacca
street fights The Fight Over Spence’s Madison Avenue Expansion Neighbors think the private school’s plans for a pair of rowhouses around the corner are “just butt ugly.” By Matthew Sedacca