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  aThe past decade of urban cartography has given us dozens of new ways to see New York City: by Census statistics, by Airbnb rentals, by cab rides, and by incarceration costs, to name just a few. Google’s three-dimensional satellite view offers a drone’s dreamlike perspective on the city.
This week, we add a survey of New York’s row houses to the mix. Artist and urban planner Neil Freeman has mined the city’s tax lot data to identify row houses — a category of building we all know well, but one the city doesn’t officially recognize — to finally put a count on the number of row houses in New York. 00aArchitecture00aTypology00aResearch05aNew York, USA05aUSA2 aUrban Omnibusepublisher.40uhttps://urbannext.net/row-houses-nyc/zAccess to info