How The Upper West Side Revolutionized NYC Apartments | Walking Tour | Architectural Digest
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Published 2023-09-07
Director: Hiatt Woods
Director of Photography: Eric Brouse
Editor: Tristen Rogers
Host: Nick Potts
Producer: Skylar Economy; Vara Reese
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
Associate Producer: Brandon Fuhr
Production Manager: Melissa Heber
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila
Audio Engineer: Brett Van Deusen
Production Assistant: Noah Bierbrier; Ryan Coppola
Post Production Supervisor: Andrew Montague
Post Production Coordinator: Holly Frew
Supervising Editor: Christina Mankellow
Assistant Editor: Courtney Karwal
Colorist: Oliver Eid
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All Comments (21)
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Love these. Please do more major cities. It’s fascinating.
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I absolutely love New York architecture! It's varied, storied and most of all gorgeous 😍
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My friend grew up in the Dakota and we used to go there as kids and play and watch the Thanksgiving parade. It was an amazing building. It's nice to learn a little bit more about the history. Thank you
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Seems we got cut off a bit at the end going into the San Remo... hopefully this is a part one and will be followed up by what happened next!!
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Nick Potts always nails it!
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Ummm okay! Native Manhattanite here,attended LaGuardia HS for Performing Arts, Lincoln Center, in the 90s. This is, you are, pure joy.
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lol, in the late seventies in high school, I snuck into the Asonia and looked out the rounded windows on the top. It was empty and dusty, that upper floor with the rounded windows.
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The Ansonia is absolutely gorgeous!! So much class and elegance in all of these buildings. What a great piece of history. Thanks for the post :o)
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So beautiful. And now they’re building thin glass towers.
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I lived in NYC for a few years and loved the different styles of architecture. Thank you for explaining it! There is definitely a difference between today’s upper middle class and that of the early 1900’s.
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What really surprised me about the Dakota is that they put "service" quarters with the best view of the Central Park - one of the two is facing CPW and has the best views. While all tenants have big, corner units, but they don't get the same unobstructed views. Obviously, when it was built, there was nothing tall around it, so they had open views, but I figure it was a much nicer view of the park vs. rooftops of buildings that you get facing West or South or North.
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Nick Pots is so eloquent & seems to care about what he is sharing - more Nick please
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As a New Yorker and Upper West Sider, I couldn't love more this documentary! Of course the buildings discussed are SO expensive...
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The Upper West Side it’s so interesting architecturally, please do more videos about it.
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My favorite series!! Nick Potts nails it again . This was so informative and well-presented, thank you! Really loved it..
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Yay nick!!!! Thanks for your knowledge and the awesome cameraman & editors! Appreciate the historical photos
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This is so interesting ! I've been to New York several times, but didn't realise that there was all this to see on the Upper West Side.
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They should restore the little towers / pinnacles on the Ansonia!
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New York is such a beautiful city.
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This series is so interesting and informative!
