When the city slows down

Even New York has its peaceful moments — green, calm, and full of light. A quiet park, the East River, and the city’s skyline — the perfect spring contrast.
Manhattan’s skyline is always evolving — New York is not only the city that never sleeps, but also the city that never stops rising.

Where the Titanic never docked, the future landed

A view across Manhattan: from the twisted towers to Hudson Yards’ glass giants and the Empire State Building. The iceberg-shaped building stands behind the spot where the Titanic was meant to dock.

Little Island — NYC’s floating park

Rising above the Hudson River, this park rests on 132 concrete “tulip” columns. Once a pier, now a bold experiment in urban design and serenity above the water.

World Domination HQ?

Behind these golden doors lies the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of New York.
Is it really where they control the world from?
Well… that’s up to the conspiracy theories.

The fanciest hardware store you’ll ever see

This elegant facade with arches and columns isn’t a palace or a museum — it’s The Home Depot.
It’s hard to believe that behind this front are aisles of trowels, levels, chisels and mallets.
But really — isn’t this just what a Manhattan hardware store should look like, especially when it’s located across the street from the Masons’ HQ?

Flatiron Building — still iconic, even in scaffolding

One of New York’s most recognizable buildings has been under wraps since 2019. Delays due to ownership changes and redevelopment plans have turned it into a long-term restoration project. It’s set to emerge as a residential landmark by 2026.