Documentary Photography. Focusing on Candids and Natural photos. Konrad is based in Brooklyn, and loves photographing at the housing works bookstore.
Constructed from locally produced bricks and concrete framing, the 6,000-square-foot dormitory combines East African building vernacular with innovative off-grid strategies.
All the details of an ultra chic (and fun) Housing Works wedding in SoHo. Gold platform heels, a neon cake, and plenty of confetti!
Housing Works Bookstore Cafe is a nonprofit bookstore, cafe and event space. All proceeds go directly towards their mission of fighting AIDS & homelessness.
Intimate SoHo bookstore Housing Works Wedding in NYC. Trendy details and romantic celebration space tucked away in a bookstore on a rainy day.
Photographed by Chris Sikich
A gorgeous Christmas-themed New York City wedding at the Housing Works Bookstore .
One Agency's Long-Term Experience Housing Individuals with Mental Illness, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
This past weekend I was in thrifter’s heaven at the infamous Housing Works warehouse sale. The $25 Buy the Bag event featured bins, boxes and crates of thrifted clothing for anyone brave enou…
Manhattan is packed with thrift stores that use the sale of used/donated merchandise to support local charities. Here's where to start.
Image 5 of 27 from gallery of Reedom Bookstore / CaoPu studio. Photograph by Zhang Zheming
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Romantic fall wedding at the iconic Housing Works Bookstore in SoHo, NY. Discover the unique charm of this literary-inspired celebration, adorned with autumn hues and intimate details. Join BLB Events as we take you on a journey through this cozy chapter of love, capturing the essence of a magical wedding day in the heart of New York City.
The “Eidos” housing complex collapses communal and individual extremes into a ruthlessly mathematical structure, that somehow manages to be both homogenized and personalized at once. The building structure is equipped with its own means of production, enabling new spaces to be grafted into the...
As one of England’s historic university cities, Cambridge has a wide variety of fantastic bookshops to explore. Heffers is one of those - a vital and well regarded part of the literary scene in Cambridge, having been present in the city for over 100 years. Formerly owned by the Heffer family, the shop was founded by William Heffer in 1876, initially selling stationary and later adding books. Heffers was eventually sold to Blackwell’s in 1999, but retains its independent charm.
The Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
As a self proclaimed book junkie I have to admit that when I saw this wedding, I nearly fell out of my chair. We're talking floor to ceiling books with pretty cafe lights strung between the cases. Sig...
Welcome to the world’s first bookshop town, Hay-on-Wye. Here you’ll find more than twenty bookshops selling all kinds of books: from new to second hand, fiction to non-fiction and books for children and adults. Hay-on-Wye also plays host to the annual book Hay Festival which sees 300,000 guests visit the town across eleven days. Here are all of the bookshops that you’ll find in Hay-on-Wye!
Another project is in the works that adds to a growing list of efforts to transform Charleston buildings into downtown housing. The latest one will cater to senior citizens. It's the former YWCA building on Quarrier Street. "We are so thrilled that they're not tearing it down," YWCA Charleston CEO Debby Weinstein said. Instead, contractors will be adding onto the building to create 44 units of affordable housing for seniors in the capital city.
Foyles were the first bookshop to recognise the inextricable link between drinking coffee and books and have, for many years, had a café within this store. As an integral element of the redevelopment they were keen to ensure that this played a key part in the new store and the 5th floor was set aside...
