A new measure making New York’s popular outdoor dining program permanent has some city leaders and stakeholders concerned that, without substantial changes to the law, diners will have a significantly worse experience eating outside in the future.
The New York City Council approved legislation last week that will allow restaurants to install removable structures on roads and sidewalks, as long as they obtain permits and comply with new design rules not yet set in stone.
Designed to blend seamlessly with the vibrant, urban charm of the neighborhood, we're thrilled to announce that we're installed at Lowerline. The installation offers a modular and durable solution that meets the...
Designed to blend seamlessly with the vibrant, urban charm of the neighborhood, we're thrilled to announce that we're installed at Lowerline. The installation offers a modular and durable solution that meets the...
Caravaggio is an Upper East Side staple, known for their sophisticated and elevated Italian fare and classic setting. re-ply worked with their team to create a unique structure, custom painted in...
Caravaggio is an Upper East Side staple, known for their sophisticated and elevated Italian fare and classic setting. re-ply worked with their team to create a unique structure, custom painted in...
Bar Americano is a neighborhood cocktail destination in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, inspired by the famed apéritif bars of Spain and Northern Italy, with a particular focus on fortified wines complimented by small/share...
Bar Americano is a neighborhood cocktail destination in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, inspired by the famed apéritif bars of Spain and Northern Italy, with a particular focus on fortified wines complimented by small/share...
"The Longhouse is a beacon and setting for our members to become involved in the process through art, furniture, music and performance." - Forbes magazine The Longhouse — a pop-up...
"The Longhouse is a beacon and setting for our members to become involved in the process through art, furniture, music and performance." - Forbes magazine The Longhouse — a pop-up...
