Another Open House New York is now on the books, and judging by the photos posted to social media over the weekend—where the hashtag #OHNYwknd was in frequent use—it was a banner year, with hundreds of fascinating, little-seen New York City sites open to the public. Among the most popular, according to our not-so-scientific scouring: Lite Brite Neon Studios in Gowanus, an Instagram-perfect site if ever there was one; the unusual architecture of Westbeth Artists Housing, located in the former Bell Laboratories Buildings in the West Village; and the Lowline Lab on the Lower East Side.
But there were hundreds of sites across all five boroughs welcoming visitors on Saturday and Sunday—get a peek at some of our favorites below.
Manhattan Municipal Building Cupola:
City Hall:
Westbeth Artists Housing:
New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park:
Lite Brite Neon Studios:
Museum at Eldridge Street:
Marine Air Terminal at LaGuardia Airport:
The Black Lady Theatre, Brooklyn:
The Queensway:
620 Fulton Street in Brooklyn:
Union Theological Seminary:
Sims Municipal Recycling Facility:
URBY on Staten Island:
Lowline Lab:
Sylvan Terrace:
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