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great rooms

The Stylish Tailor Shops of Christopher Street

Angel Ramos, Jake Mueser, and Frederick Castleberry are bespoke tailors and friends. By Wendy Goodman

design edit

A Tarantula Stool, a Molded ‘Dragon’ Chair, and Other Things I Liked This Week

Plus ceramic relics that comment on plastic waste and Memphis-y wall hooks. By Diana Budds

rendering judgment

Lincoln Center Wants You to Lie Down on Its Plaza

How comfortable will that plastic grass really be? By Christopher Bonanos

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getting approved Overshareholders! Co-op Boards May Have to Disclose Why They’re Rejecting People They’re bracing for lawsuits. By Caroline Spivack

pennsylvania six-five oh-oh-oh So Long to the Hotel Pennsylvania Once lovely, now dowdy, soon to be gone. By Christopher Bonanos

sports & money One More Thing Bernie Madoff Helped Ruin: The Mets Author Devin Gordon on Madoff’s effect on the Mets and their tortured fanbase. By Joe DeLessio

nightlife What It Takes to Open a Bar in a Subway Station Multiple agency approvals, and unlocking a door that’s been sealed since the 1970s. By Willy Blackmore

On The Market

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Cityscape

crypto

Does the Metaverse Need a Zoning Board? As new crypto investments flood online worlds, conflicts between virtual neighbors are on the rise. By Sophie Haigney
nightlife

What It Takes to Open a Bar in a Subway Station Multiple agency approvals, and unlocking a door that’s been sealed since the 1970s. By Willy Blackmore
look book

The Look Book Goes to the Rockaway YMCA Checking in with masked members at the gym. By Jane Starr Drinkard and Brock Colyar
local color

Mr. Cyclone Is Back in the Front Car At 5:30 this morning, the roller coaster’s first rider of the season arrived for his 15th opening day. By Caroline Spivack

Design Hunting

great rooms

The Stylish Tailor Shops of Christopher Street Angel Ramos, Jake Mueser, and Frederick Castleberry are bespoke tailors and friends. By Wendy Goodman
design edit

A Tarantula Stool, a Molded ‘Dragon’ Chair, and Other Things I Liked This Week Plus ceramic relics that comment on plastic waste and Memphis-y wall hooks. By Diana Budds
great rooms

At Home in an Old Hotel in Nomad After 15 years, Julie Chartoff and Irene Glezos finally really renovated their apartment inside the historic Gilsey House. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms

Introducing Wyldlands: Surrealist Bunkers to Survive the Apocalypse Doug Meyer’s show imagines a fantastical escape from future pandemics and other threats. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

getting approved

Overshareholders! Co-op Boards May Have to Disclose Why They’re Rejecting People They’re bracing for lawsuits. By Caroline Spivack
the real estate

What If Compass Is Basically Just Like Every Other Real-Estate Brokerage? Except with a nicer logo and an over-leveraged IPO. By Reeves Wiedeman
buy it for the architecture

A Double-Dome Home Built by a Juggler Each of the two domes has 30-foot wood ceilings, which are still in great original condition. By Jenny Xie
austin

Did the Texas Blackouts Reveal Austin’s New Real-Estate Hot Spots? Communities that helped each other through a crisis may now be threatened by a new real-estate marketing perk: critical-load zones. By Michael Agresta