One week ago, the founders of The Delancey Underground launched a Kickstarter campaign in support of their dream of building a park in an abandoned trolley station below the Lower East Side. So far it's been remarkably successful. With...
The Delancey Underground, that intriguing proposal to build a park in an abandoned trolley station, hasn't exactly kept a low profile since its unveiling last fall. But in the coming weeks you're going to be hearing a lot more...
In the wake of a storm of media coverage over the last month or so, Dan Barasch and James Ramsey are asking for funds to push forward on developing Delancey Underground, their idea to turn an abandoned underground trolley station into "the world's first...
If there was any doubt that the MTA is intent on reactivating the abandoned trolley terminal below Delancey Street, this video will put an end to that. Posted on YouTube about a week ago and by 2nd Ave. Sagas...
Two months ago, James Ramsey and Dan Barasch went public with their bold proposal to transform an abandoned train station below Delancey Street into a beautiful subterranean park. There was a blizzard of media coverage back then -- including...
The five defendants in this summer's Tammany Hall melee are due in court today; their lawyer is talking civil suits. (DNAInfo)
Dagny & Barstow, the boutique slated to open at 264 Bowery by now, has opened temporarily in a pop-up shop in...
"The Low Line," a bold proposal to create a spectacular park under Delancey Street, has been a media obsession since last weekend. Last night, the team behind the Delancey Underground (the project's official name) made their pitch to Community...
The West Side has the High Line. Could the Lower East Side one day boast a dramatic new urban oasis of its own? In next week's edition of New York Magazine (now online), James Ramsey (an architect) and Daniel...
