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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
Artwork by Jerry Rotondi
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- NYPD shoots dangerous parolee
- Afternoon fire in Woodside
- Astoria not too thrilled with state budget
- From the point of Hunters Point
- Bronx 911 call center still delayed
- Queens jobless numbers bad, but Bronx is worst
- Lobbyists not affected by recession
- Sears' window
- Con Ed "on it" at Willets Point!
- Outside CitiField
- Willets Point Cleanup Day slideshow & videos
- A $1,000,000 billboard
- New street signs are confusing Hamilton Beach
- Work drying up for film industry
- Battle over Marty's $64M potato chip
- Klein threatens teacher cuts
- What you can't do in CitiField...
- Happy Birthday, Queensboro Bridge!
- North Shore Towers concerned about antennas
- Morgan needs a home
- Ridgewood gets preservation attention
- Bloomie plays the name game
- Rego Park robber on the loose
- Leave off the last S for "strapped"
- Forest Hills crap owners threaten to move or sue
- Frank Lloyd Crap discovers Bed-Stuy
- CB13 concerned about apt building cell tower
- Shocker: Contractor cheated employees
- Victim plants kiss on Hiram in court
- The fuel of the future?
- Despite fines, NYC still full of crap
- Man wins lotto by playing Madoff's number
- A super amazing crap pile!
- Workers remove 17,000 lbs. of crap from Willets Point
- Whitestone Bridge closed both directions
- Dems may take up collection for Hiram
- Bloomberg orders 4 more firehouses closed
- Rockaway projects to get better surveillance
- If at first you don't succeed...
- Money is no object for NY State or NYC
- City has worst unemployment numbers since 1993
- We must be in bad shape...
- Budget cuts even affect the dead
- 110th Precinct looking out for us!
- Since it's (almost) Friday...
- City sends sanitation army to Willets Point
- Community group to fix Rockaway firehouse
- Council no-shows
- Ratner's architect thinks Atlantic Yards won't happen
- Close call in Whitestone
- Tuberculosis thriving in Queens
- Mets screwing Little Leaguers
- Huang House site now treacherous for pedestrians
- Willets Point cleanup this Friday at 12 noon
- Ridgewood Theatre to reopen in July
- When Manhattan had white picket fences
- City to seize Vietnam Veteran's property for devel...
- LPC's latest crock o'crap
- DOB's royal screwjob
- Former hospital staff still without jobs
- Rockaway island builder donated to pols
- The title says it all
- SCA admits Maspeth school won't cater to locals
- Flagpole is more than meets the eye
- Two-Ton Tony in more trouble
- Cyclists causing problem for walkers on bridge path
- More hotel headaches in Dutch Kills
- Addition turns into new building
- New York is not free in more ways than one
- Queens nabes among first to get new water meters
- A must read about the Crooked Clubhouse
- Multi-family home sales fell in 2008
- Die-hard Mets fan knows the score at Willets Point
- MONSERRATE INDICTED
- Sob story will get you in Section 331
- Gang leaders face death penalty for 2007 Flushing ...
- Schools not helping non-English speaking kids
- 'H To The O Double-L-I-S'
- Guarding the fort
- Homeless drop-in facility for LIC
- "We didn't realize it was landmarked."
- Fedders at Queens Plaza!
- First butterfly of Spring!
- Elephant parade tomorrow night
- The booming borough
- Possible conflict of interest for councilman
- DEP does nothing about sewage problem for a year
- Pistilli still a real pisser
- Bloomberg shocks bike riders
- Parking meter rates raised
- Photoshop gone horribly wrong
- Car crashes into Corona laundromat
- He's on his way...
- Javits Center project approved
- 400 city hospital jobs to be slashed
- Removal of street parking may affect business
- Another group home for Richmond Hill
- Idlewild is "Park of the Month"
- Diversity exhibit at Queens Center
- ROAD TRIP!!!
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10 comments:
Ewwwwwwww!
lulz
In a fire, how is anyone supposed to jump out a window which has become standard practice now that there are no fire escapes on new buildings?
I believe as long as there is a second exit, a fire escape is not necessary. In older buildings, there was usually only one exit and that's why fire escapes were required.
The question I raise is - What was there before? By no means is this aesthetically pleasing but if it was a crackhouse before, I welcome the new design.
Bed-Stuy is being targeted for preservation now. Why do you assume it was a crackhouse? And if it was, it could have been rehabilitated and restored.
It is still supposed to be a crack house - I designed it for that specific purpose, and I did it while I was on crack. That's the only way to achieve something like this.
Such narrow windows, maybe it's a detention facility.
Maybe restoration was not an option. The people on this blog always assume that there are all these options.
If it was a choice between this and restoration - of course I would choose restoration.
If it was a choice between this and an abandoned, boarded up home I will take this.
Now who's assuming? Abandoned boarded up homes can often be restored.
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