14 years after 9/11, lower Manhattan is rising as WTC work nears its end

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14 years after 9/11, lower Manhattan is rising as WTC work nears its end
As construction fences and barriers come down, and sidewalks, streets, underground passages and bike lanes open up, the Trade Center "is finally being knit back into the fabric of lower Manhattan,'' says Hughes, who's lived in the district for 27 years …
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Pope Francis Arrives In New York City with Help From Greenwich
“You can pick out a fabric over here that's $ 500 dollars per yard or you can pick out a fabric that's $ 40 dollars per yard,” Knapp said. “We have a huge … Interestingly enough, they ended up with a very regular and affordable white cotton linen …
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An Attic Renovation That Looks Original
The subtle, hand-drawn pattern plays a supporting role to gutsier antiques, such as the scroll chair at left and cloisonné-topped Chinese low table from Todd Alexander Romano. Pillows and curtain fabric are Indian cotton from Muriel Brandolini at …
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