The now nonagenarian architect of the Getty Center in Los Angeles transformed New York about 25 years ago, when he designed three glass-skinned apartment buildings ... old thing is being revived ...

A building referred to as one of Fifth Avenue’s "last remnant" of New York City luxury has gone on ... The five-story, 20,000-sq-foot limestone and red-brick building stands across the street ...

But for the principals reshaping New York’s skyline ... “You see a glass box up against a beautiful old detailed brick building and it’s hateful because it gives nothing back.” ...

Brick Underground is staying aboveground. The 15-year-old outlet for navigating all things New York City real estate, which was on the brink of going under, has landed a buyer, publication boss ...

New York had plenty of old brick and stone left, of course, ranging in quality from rickety tenements to the 1880s triumphs of New York Romanesque, the Puck Building and the De Vinne Press ...