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Amber C. Snider

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • The New York Times
  • The Culture Trip

Past articles by Amber:

I Hope My Neighbor Plays Beyoncé Tonight

In coronavirus quarantine, the music coming through the thin walls is keeping me sane. → Read More

A Traveler’s Guide to Mid-Century Modern Architecture in New York City

Sam Lubell, the author of ‘Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: East Coast USA,’ shares his love of some of New York City’s most cherished historic sites. → Read More

How Cast Iron Took SoHo From Factories to Fancy Lofts

How cast iron shaped New York City’s SoHo neighborhood, and the hard-won battle to preserve its historic buildings. → Read More

Sleeping Among the Wolves in Upstate New York

On a brisk afternoon on the first day of autumn, a group of women gather around a fire in upstate New York to hear the wolves howl. → Read More

NYC’s Museum of Illusions Will Play Tricks on Your Mind

If you spent your childhood seeking the hidden images in ‘Magic Eye’ books, Chelsea’s Museum of Illusions may be your new favorite haunt. → Read More

A Guide to NYC’s Archtober Festivities

The 8th annual Archtober returns to New York City with a month-long celebration of architecture and design. → Read More

Manhattan’s Largest Public Art Project Transforms FiDi

Check out the colorful new murals adorning New York's World Trade Center campus and Financial District, and read what the artists have to say about their work. → Read More

This Tower Boasts NYC’s Tallest Terraced Penthouse

Perched above downtown Manhattan, 30 Park Place has one of the dreamiest penthouse views in the Big Apple. → Read More

The Power of Neon: Merging Streetscapes with Taiwanese Cuisine at 886

886 fuses Taiwanese cuisine with the moody, kinetic energy of the East Village. Designer Scott Kester discusses the neon streetscape aesthetic. → Read More

A Look at 'Firm of the Year' MVRDV’s Latest Architectural Projects

Dutch studio MVRDV was recently named Architizer’s 2018 “Firm of the Year." Here’s a look at their best new projects. → Read More

Could This Be the Most Eco-Friendly Home in Austin, Texas?

A look at one of Austin’s most eco-friendly, wellness-driven homes – and why sustainable design matters. → Read More

The World’s Greatest Architectural Projects for 2018

From a transformed urban grain silo in Copenhagen to a holistically designed Buddhist shrine in China and a raw concrete concert hall in Mexico, here are the world’s best new architectural projects. → Read More

Study Reveals Why the Design of Your Office Space Really Does Matter

A new 2018 survey reveals the things US employees truly want in a great work environment – and it has little to do with their next raise or the relationship with their boss. → Read More

Designing for the ’Gram: The Rise of Selfie-Friendly Interiors

Celebrity designer Ryan Korban discusses how Instagram influenced the design of his first residential project in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood. → Read More

12 House Plants That Are Surprisingly Hard To Kill

From the “pretty much indestructible” varieties to the easily adaptable specimens, these 12 plants should stay green for even the most negligent owners out there. → Read More

Inside the World's Most Beautiful Libraries

Photographer Massimo Listri takes the reader from Eastern Europe to the Americas, to reveal the awe-inspiring designs of the world’s most beautiful libraries. → Read More

Scientists Discover the Great Pyramid of Giza’s Design Can Concentrate Electromagnetic Energy

International researchers at ITMO University in St. Petersburg, Russia and Laser Zentrum Hannover in Germany have discovered a fascinating phenomenon regarding the design of The Great Pyramid of Giza. → Read More

The Dark Side of Electronic Consumption

An interactive installation at A/D/O examines the insidious side of our electronic obsession. → Read More

Designer Anna Karlin Turns a Fire-Ravaged Print Shop Into a Dream Studio

From interior projects for Fendi and adidas, to Art Deco-inspired typography for New York’s Metrograph theater, Anna Karlin has done a little bit of everything. → Read More

8 Mind-Blowing Architectural Highlights Best Seen by Boat

The Around Manhattan Architecture Cruise is a summer boat tour like no other, taking in award-winning skyscrapers and hidden historical gems. → Read More