City Centers

Ariana Adams, owner of children's boutique Milk & Honey Babies at Hudson Yards, provides her own personal tips on how to attain equilibrium between home office life and family life in this new climate.

Chef Michael Lomonaco of The Shops at Columbus Circle's Porter House Bar and Grill will walk you through how to cook his favorite recipes right at home, from whole roast chicken to pasta alla gricia.

Join Linda Tate Andrews, founder of Lila Life, every Wednesday on Rosemary Square's Instagram @rosemarysquarewpb at 11:45am for a relaxing 10-minute meditation live stream that will help you take a step back and focus on the present.

The renowned Hudson Yards coffee shop is here to make your mornings more enjoyable with expert tips and techniques and all the ingredients you'll need to perfect your iced coffee this summer. 

Origins at Hudson Yards has the perfect acupressure ritual for giving your skin extra loving care. Follow along as this natural skin care brand walks you through a 4-minute treatment using aromatics and essential oils that are sure to uplift.

For anyone struggling to stay grounded, Molly Sherb, PhD, the psychologist at The Health Center at Hudson Yards, provides a full list of recommendations, including establishing a new routine and staying connected with loved ones.

Jennifer June, CEO of BLVD—the salon inside Neiman Marcus at Hudson Yards—provides four simple tips on how to care for your hair when the salon is not an option.

The 78's 62-acre site will bring 2.8 million square feet of office, retail, hospitality, residential and cultural space to downtown Chicago, forming the city’s newest neighborhood in which to work, live and play.

Home to a new innovation hub, The 78 will drive cutting-edge technology advancements and propel growth and opportunity throughout Chicago. The Discover Partners Institute will be a magnet that retains top local students, improves the skills of the current workforce and entices entrepreneurs to jump-start their companies in Chicago.

Collaborative and comfortable office environments will allow companies at The 78 to engage and inspire their workforces. The neighborhood will be the new center for commercial leasing in Chicago, with an investment in work-life balance and attracting and retaining top talent.

With $7 billion of anticipated economic investment and thousands of new jobs and homes, we are planning to attract diverse workforces, including small, local, minority- and women-owned businesses. The 78 will set new standards for how developers and communities work together in Chicago.

24,000 people will arrive at The 78 each day by river, road, rail and trail. With ample transportation (including nearby CTA stations, water taxis, on-site parking, bicycle storage and shuttle services) and convenient mobility around the campus, we’re creating an urban destination for the city.

Open, green space is a key element that will define The 78, making up more than 40% of the acreage on site. Sweeping greenery and gardens will link buildings and provide access to the river, and the open campus will be used year round for corporate programming and outdoor events, as well as serving as a great escape for employees, visitors and families.

Reflecting the best of the neighborhoods that surround it, The 78 will become a go-to destination where people can eat, shop, work out and experience culture in a central hub.

Argent Related is embarking on a seven-building regeneration plan at the heart of Tottenham Hale in London, delivering 1,030 new homes, retail, a new health center, public space and commercial offices over the next six years. The first building—1 Ashley Road, designed by RIBA Stirling Prize-winning Alison Brooks Architects and featuring 183 apartments—is now available for sale.

Joining The Broad museum and Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Colburn School of Music and the Museum of Contemporary Art, The Grand is contributing to downtown LA's resurgence as a cultural epicenter.

Related's Santa Clara will span 240 acres and will bring more than nine million square feet of innovative, sustainable and tech-enabled commercial, residential, office and hospitality space to Silicon Valley. Once complete, Related's Santa Clara will offer an authentic urban experience to residents, workers and visitors alike. 

The HL9 Artist Residency Dare to Reimagine, produced by Sugarlift, will offer five select artists spaces to create and enliven galleries to celebrate the energy and resiliency of New York City. Visitors can walk through the passageway free of charge and can purchase artworks by scanning unique QR codes as the artist creates behind the glass. 

For the second edition of their Artist-in-Residence program, Rosemary Square will be teaming up with local artist Sarah LaPierre to spotlight her striking nature-based work and thick paint style from August through October. 

Enhanced arts and cultural programming is coming to Rosemary Square, part of a 5-year plan for the neighborhood’s transformation. Immersive public installations, cultural collaborations with local organizations and a close proximity to central arts institutions aim to connect and enrich the downtown West Palm Beach community.

The Shed has become one of the most buzzed about cultural centers in recent history with architecture that can literally transform and curation featuring a diverse mix of up-and-coming and well-known artists. On exhibition now is "Up Close," an online-only experience where artists explore what it's like to create and connect with others in the present.

At Hudson Yards, the monumental and climbable Vessel is just the starting place for discovering new interactive works of art. Hear from Culture Corps co-founder Doreen Remen about how she collaborated with renowned artists to present the rotating and responsive installation “Off the Wall,” filling Hudson Yards with artworks that engage and delight.