What a coincidence that I reported on our visit to the Highline last week and this past week, mentions about a new Low Line is in the media. Better know as the Delancey Underground, this new New York environmental project that takes over an abandoned trolley on the lower east side of Manhattan. It would…
I have some exciting news! I was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal last week for a Feng Shui Staging job I completed in Spanish Harlem. It was alot of fun and Craig Karmin the WSJ journalist and Hilke Schellmann the WSJ videographer were wonderful in capturing the essence of Feng Shui principles. Watch my TV debut, Using Feng Shui…
A simple weekend project photo: Thomas J. Story Lose 10 pounds…..eat better…..get to sleep earlier…..spend more time with loved ones…..These are some usual new year’s resolutions. Mine luckily is much easier – to paint an accent wall. I will take some of my own Feng Shui medicine and become my own weekend warrior! Our hallway…
Ballerinas are not the only ones dancing at Lincoln Center photo: ap photo/matt moyer It was on the news today that bedbugs were found in the dressing rooms of Lincoln Center. You’re probably wondering, “What do bedbugs have to do with Feng Shui?” I knew you’d ask. Feng Shui relates to many things but especially…
A peaceful reflection amidst the craziness The times seem to be a ‘changin. A walk down Times Square yesterday revealed to me some interesting things. It seems like the ailing economy has some ad execs going soft. Look at some of the ads that I saw all around the previously sticky 42nd Street. Baby proclaiming…
Because there is so much construction going on in New York, scaffolding eyesores abound. But according to The Architect’s Newspaper, “In the hope of banishing these unsightly overheads, the Bloomberg administration and the AIA New York Chapter launchedthe UrbanShed design competition in August to find a new alternative,which the mayor unveiled today in Brooklyn. The…
Not a shot in the dark This headliner from Inhabitat.com yesterday definitely took me some time to digest – “London’s Olympic Stadium to be made out of knives and guns!” I know, I was taken aback for a moment too. My initial reaction was, “Would I really want to sit in a stadium made from…
The first time I saw this photo Chicago’s Aqua Tower designed by Studio Gang Architects, I was impressed. Not to mention that my dream of being Judy Jetson was becoming a reality. From afar, the tower’s undulating shape is beautiful to the eye. I’ve yet to get to Chicago but when the weather gets warmer,…
A sight I never tire of Grand Central is one of my favorite places in New York. Whenever I am there I am awed by its beauty. Before I boarded my train to a consultation yesterday, I took a few minutes to take in the beautiful architecture yet another time. I usually stay upstairs and…
Look ma, we’re on the food map! This post is about food so hope you have recovered from the holiday food festivities!! When you meet someone new, chances are the first questions they ask you are, “What do you do for a living?” or “Where do you live?” As you can imagine, the 4000+ year…
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