There are 472 stations in the New York City subway system. Each stair is different based on location and station type. Here are the different typologies.
All posts tagged Sidewalk
Social distancing: let the sidewalks be your guide
It now seems that most of the world will be in some form of social distancing as a prelude to full quarantine or isolation in order to flatten the infection curve for COVID-19. California went shelter in place last week and New York is going on “pause” on Sunday. And it now seems like anyone…
Christmas Trees & LinkNYC
LinkNYC in context – disputo monolitus of the family actus.
LinkNYC
LinkNYC in context – disputo monolitus of the family actus.
Common Cone
Providing safe access Protectus conus OrderSupellex FamilyCoercitio Genus Protectus SpeciesProtectus conus Description Traffic Cones – often called pylons, orange cones, safety cones, or just cones – are cone-shaped markers used for a variety of temporary purposes, generally to channel people and cars, or mark dangerous items. Identification Conical shape with flat bottom, generally orange with…
LinkNYC
What purpose, Monolith? disputo monolitus Ordersupellex Familyactus Genusdisputo Speciesdisputo monolitus Description A large rectangular advertising monolith, largely replacing telephone booths, LinkNYC provides the local denizens with free wifi, phone, power charging, a web–enabled browser, and large electronic advertising. Identification A very large, rectangular monolith, with both long flat sides containing a large display; with one…
MTA sidewalk grate
Sub operimentum, the MTA sidewalk grate, covering for the subway.