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- Book Title
- You Are Here: NYC: Mapping the Soul of the City
- ISBN
- 9781616895266
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Princeton Tec Architectural Press
ISBN-10
1616895268
ISBN-13
9781616895266
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219359806
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Publication Name
You Are Here: Nyc : Mapping the Soul of the City
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Subject
Maps & Road Atlases (See Also Reference / Atlases, Gazetteers & Maps), United States / Northeast / Middle Atlantic (NJ, NY, Pa), Atlases, Gazetteers & Maps (See Also Travel / Maps & Road Atlases), Travel, Reference
Type
Map
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
22.2 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
9.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Reviews
"Exploring [the] lacuna between physical reality and the interpretive imagination is a very different kind of atlas - You Are Here: NYC, envisioned and edited by Katharine Harmon. This localized follow-up to Harmon's wonderful 2004 atlas of 'personal geographies and other maps of the imagination' presents two hundred wildly diverse maps of the city, alongside original essays exploring the most iconic of them.... What emerges is a layered inquiry into the relationship between self and space, the plurality of perspectives aimed at the same place, and the myriad ways in which we orient ourselves to the landscape against which we live out our lives." - Brain Pickings, "What a find! You Are Here: N.Y.C. provides a delightfully ingenious perspective on territory that most readers might view as familiar. Witty essays by Sarah Boxer, Bob Mankoff, Maria Popova, and others accompany a four-century cartographical treasure chest that includes Andy Warhol's Central Park, Saul Bellow's "View of the World from Ninth Avenue," a 1950s proposed subway bomb shelter, the 1908 pneumatic telegram service, a pigeon's aerial view, and a map made up of newspapers dated Sept. 11, 2001." - The New York Times -- -, "Beautiful, intricate, and informative, these maps are sure to school even lifelong New Yorkers." -Real Simple, "Beautiful, intricate, and informative, these maps are sure to school even lifelong New Yorkers." -Real Simple -- -, "Cognoscenti will enjoy every single page of this book, because each sends interesting messages that will likely bring a smile to the lips and perhaps also a nostalgic sense of place. The book also has much to offer nonspecialists because it serves as a guide to sites that might otherwise be missed..This is a creative and innovative assemblage." - Choice Magazine -- -, "A 1908 map of the pneumatic telegram service, a 1950s proposed subway bomb shelter map and an interactive walking tour plan with attractions that existed in Manhattan 400 years ago (think forests and swamps) are a few of the unexpected treasures that lovers of cartography will discover in You Are Here: NYC." - Forbes -- -, "Contrary to the concept that a map's purpose is to find the best route from point A to point B, the images in Harmon's book are an invitation into another kind of cartography--one that includes the mapmakers' relationship to the past, present, and, above all, the imagination." -Afar -- -, "A wonderful treat for New Yorkers and for lovers of geography--and cartography-inspired looks at life in the past and today. Fans of Harmon's similar but broader previous gems will snap up this new work." - Library Journal -- -, "These are SO much better than an MTA subway map. it's seriously awesome: There's everything from a nerd's guide to the city to a breakdown of the totally unrealistic apartments on Friends." - Time Out New York -- -, "You Are Here: NYC is a tribute to the beautiful art maps that have helped city-goers in NYC navigate their city over the years." - Visual News -- -, "In a new book titled You Are Here: NYC, author Katharine Harmon aesthetically and psychologically charts the mapping of New York, from myth to real history, across a beautiful array of maps." - Vice, "Contrary to the concept that a map's purpose is to find the best route from point A to point B, the images in Harmon's book are an invitation into another kind of cartography--one that includes the mapmakers' relationship to the past, present, and, above all, the imagination." -Afar, "New York City is among the most mapped places in the history of the world, 200 of which can be found in this collection. Harmon has compiled maps depicting NYC in stunning real and imagined forms. ...Even the most knowledgeable New Yorker will walk away seeing the city in a whole new light." - Mental Floss, "What a find! You Are Here: N.Y.C. provides a delightfully ingenious perspective on territory that most readers might view as familiar. Witty essays by Sarah Boxer, Bob Mankoff, Maria Popova, and others accompany a four-century cartographical treasure chest that includes Andy Warhol's Central Park, Saul Bellow's "View of the World from Ninth Avenue," a 1950s proposed subway bomb shelter, the 1908 pneumatic telegram service, a pigeon's aerial view, and a map made up of newspapers dated Sept. 11, 2001." - The New York Times, "New York City is among the most mapped places in the history of the world, 200 of which can be found in this collection. Harmon has compiled maps depicting NYC in stunning real and imagined forms. ...Even the most knowledgeable New Yorker will walk away seeing the city in a whole new light." - Mental Floss -- -, "Consider this a gentle reminder as to why New York is the greatest city in the world. And as Simon de Beauvoir once said, there is something in the New York air that makes sleep useless. Featuring nearly 200 maps, each charting the five boroughs, Harmon's book gives you a glimpse of New York's past and future. Harmon's mapping of New York includes everything, from mythical locations that could have once existed to the real history of NYC. Harmon's collection re-emphasises why New York is a mapmaker's delight." - Outlook Traveller-- -, "These are SO much better than an MTA subway map. it's seriously awesome: There's everything from a nerd's guide to the city to a breakdown of the totally unrealistic apartments on Friends." - Time Out New York, "...We can't get enough of maps reinterpreting how we look at the city. [You Are Here: NYC] has assembled an impressive gallery of hundreds of them to give readers a strange and wondrous view of NYC's past, present and imagined future." - Gothamist, "A wonderful treat for New Yorkers and for lovers of geography--and cartography-inspired looks at life in the past and today. Fans of Harmon's similar but broader previous gems will snap up this new work." - Library Journal, "You Are Here: NYC is a tribute to the beautiful art maps that have helped city-goers in NYC navigate their city over the years." - Visual News, "These maps aren't wayfinding tools--GPS apps have that covered. Rather, they're alternate ways of seeing a city." -Fast Co.Design, "Cognoscenti will enjoy every single page of this book, because each sends interesting messages that will likely bring a smile to the lips and perhaps also a nostalgic sense of place. The book also has much to offer nonspecialists because it serves as a guide to sites that might otherwise be missed..This is a creative and innovative assemblage." - Choice Magazine, "The maps are concerned much more with the psychic quality of a city than the physical topography--a type of map Harmon has seen on the rise over the past decade, even as big data and Google Maps have made precision mapping easier than ever. These maps aren't wayfinding tools--GPS apps have that covered. Rather, they're alternate ways of seeing a city." - Fast Co. Design, "A 1908 map of the pneumatic telegram service, a 1950s proposed subway bomb shelter map and an interactive walking tour plan with attractions that existed in Manhattan 400 years ago (think forests and swamps) are a few of the unexpected treasures that lovers of cartography will discover in You Are Here: NYC." - Forbes, "In a new book titled You Are Here: NYC, author Katharine Harmon aesthetically and psychologically charts the mapping of New York, from myth to real history, across a beautiful array of maps." - Vice -- -, "...We can't get enough of maps reinterpreting how we look at the city. [You Are Here: NYC] has assembled an impressive gallery of hundreds of them to give readers a strange and wondrous view of NYC's past, present and imagined future." - Gothamist -- -, "The maps are concerned much more with the psychic quality of a city than the physical topography--a type of map Harmon has seen on the rise over the past decade, even as big data and Google Maps have made precision mapping easier than ever. These maps aren't wayfinding tools--GPS apps have that covered. Rather, they're alternate ways of seeing a city." - Fast Co. Design -- -, "Exploring [the] lacuna between physical reality and the interpretive imagination is a very different kind of atlas - You Are Here: NYC, envisioned and edited by Katharine Harmon. This localized follow-up to Harmon's wonderful 2004 atlas of 'personal geographies and other maps of the imagination' presents two hundred wildly diverse maps of the city, alongside original essays exploring the most iconic of them.... What emerges is a layered inquiry into the relationship between self and space, the plurality of perspectives aimed at the same place, and the myriad ways in which we orient ourselves to the landscape against which we live out our lives." - Brain Pickings -- -, "Consider this a gentle reminder as to why New York is the greatest city in the world. And as Simon de Beauvoir once said, there is something in the New York air that makes sleep useless. Featuring nearly 200 maps, each charting the five boroughs, Harmon's book gives you a glimpse of New York's past and future. Harmon's mapping of New York includes everything, from mythical locations that could have once existed to the real history of NYC. Harmon's collection re-emphasises why New York is a mapmaker's delight." - Outlook Traveller
Illustrated
Yes
Synopsis
Maps are magical. Every graphic, like every story, has a point of view, and New York is rife with mapmaking possibilities, thick with mythology, and glutted with history. You Are Here: NYC assembles some two hundred maps charting every inch and facet of the five boroughs, depicting New Yorks of past and present, and a city that never was. "A Nightclub Map of Harlem" traces a boozy night from the Radium and the Cotton Club to the Savoy and then the Lafayette; "Wonders of New York" pinpoints three hundred sites of interest, including the alleged location of Captain Kidd's buried treasure; the Ghostbusters subway map plots the route from Astral Projections Place to Stay Puft Street; and a rejected proposal of ornate topiaries illustrates a Central Park that might have been. This sequel to the best-selling You Are Here includes original essays by Bob Mankoff, Maria Popova, Sarah Boxer, and Rebecca Cooper, among others.
LC Classification Number
G1254.N4B7H3 2016
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