The Last NIMBY in a YIMBY Town
The Tony Dapolito Recreation Center is a 118-year-old red brick colossus, angling at a still relatively overlooked corner of the West Village where Clarkson and Varick streets converge on Seventh Avenue. Designed by the firm of James Renwick Jr., the architect behind the Smithsonian Institution B... More »Categories
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