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Three silver towers against a grey sky in New York City's Hudson Yards.

Meta Is Reportedly Downsizing Its Hudson Yards Office Space Following Layoffs

Meta is shedding office space in New York City as it cuts back on spending and headcount.
By Courtney Vinopal

A Fourth Suicide Was Committed at the Vessel in Hudson Yards This Week

Already, devastated commentators are calling for the structure to be demolished.
By Helen Holmes

The Vessel is Reopening on Friday With Suicide Prevention Measures in Place

Visitors will no longer be able to climb the structure alone, and tickets will have anti-suicide messages on them.
By Helen Holmes

3 People Have Committed Suicide Prompting Vessel at Hudson Yards to Shut Down

By Helen Holmes

Hudson Yards Will Host Outdoor Murals by Key Detail and Street Artist Elle

By Helen Holmes

Why a Protest by Artists at the Shed Went Almost Unnoticed

By Paddy Johnson

The Shed Plans to Be the ‘Museum of the Future’—Is This the Future We Want?

By Paddy Johnson

Arts Power 50: The Changemakers Shaping the Art World in 2019

By Paddy Johnson, Mary von Aue, Juliet Helmke, Sissi Cao and Helen Holmes

Is There a Point to the Vessel If You’re Not There for the Selfie?

By Scott Indrisek
The most expensive penthouse yet is now for sale at 15 Hudson Yards. Scroll through to see inside the luxe duplex.

See 15 Hudson Yards’ Priciest Penthouse Yet

By Morgan Halberg
The restaurant will occupy the two bottom floors of Henry Hall.

The Team Behind Charlie Bird Is Expanding to Hudson Yards

By Morgan Halberg
Top Residential Neighborhoods for 2017

Neighborhood Watch: The Best Places to Live in NYC This Year

By Morgan Halberg
Rehearsals serve as a place to refine meticulous cues and staging

Meet the Woman Who’s Reinventing the Meaning of Fashion Week

By Kelsi Trinidad
329566 35: A statue of Lenin stands on the roof of the Red Square Building in the East Village June 1, 1998 in New York City. Populated by residents of numerous heritages including Jewish, Chinese, Latino, African American and Greek, neighborhoods in New York''s Lower East Side are also home to many painters and artists, some of whom have been tempted to leave since the area''s renewed popularity has caused important rent increases.

LES Lenin Statue Removed, Chicago Architecture Biennial Names New Leaders

By Alanna Martinez
An interior view of Thomas Heatherwick's Vessel.

$150M Stairway to Rise in the Hudson Yards, ‘Sopranos’ Actor Sued by Publicist

By Alanna Martinez
A porter holds up the manuscript of Marcel Proust's questionaire, 27 May 2003 put up for sale in Paris by Beaussant-Lefevre auction house at Drouot hotel in Paris. The manuscript from 1884-1887, conceived by Proust at 14, was sold 120.227 Euro, four time its estimate price, to French designer Gerard Darel.

French Court Jails Auction House Thieves, Museum of Arts and Design Names Director

By Alanna Martinez
Hudson Yards: a collaboration of public and private monies.

Is Sotheby’s Eyeing a Move to Hudson Yards? Vandals Deface Land Art With ‘666’

By Alanna Martinez
Hudson Yards: a collaboration of public and private monies.

First Hudson Yards Tower Opens, But City Still Footing Big Bill for Mega-Development

By Kim Velsey
New York City is becoming saturated with services competing for the on-demand taxi market. (Photo: Getty)

Afternoon Bulletin: TLC Sexual Harassment Crackdown, the Artist Behind ‘Selfie Rat’

By Janaki Chadha
Heightened security on NYC subways due to the terrorist attacks in Brussels.

Afternoon Bulletin: Security Heightens In NYC, David Chang Launches Food Delivery App

By Kelsi Trinidad
Models eat offstage during Fashion Week Tokyo. (Photo Toru Yamanaka/AFP/Getty Images)

Afternoon Bulletin: Models Denied Food Sue, City Expects Floods and More

By Parker Richards
A shot from Revolve's Instagram (Photo: Instagram/RevolveClothing).

Fashion Roundup: Revolve’s Retail Victory and Neiman Marcus’ Grand NY Plans

By Dena Silver
Mayor Bill de Blasio with MTA Chairman Thomas Prendergast inside the new 34th Street-Hudson Yards subway station. (Photo: William Alatriste/NYC Council)

Officials Clash Over MTA Funding at 7 Train Ribbon Cutting

By Ross Barkan
Ground Zero, June 2011. (Port Authority)

Will the Ground Zero Arts Center Ever Happen?

By Guelda Voien
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