Featuring: Rockefeller Centre

Not much can trump Rockefeller Centre, a complex lot of buildings that were developed in the midst of the Great Depression. Originally known as Radio City, the “centre” initially consisted of fourteen buildings, and has now spanned to nineteen. Continue Reading

Featuring: Brooklyn Bridge

As the oldest suspension bridge in the United States, the Brooklyn Bridge connects Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River. It was completed in 1883, and still holds up, bringing commuters and travelers to their destinations day after day.

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Featuring: The Statue of Liberty

As a gift of friendship from France to the United States, the Statue of Liberty stands tall and free, solely located on a 12 acre island in New York and New Jersey. Continue Reading

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Featuring: Times Square

In the borough of Manhattan is Times Square, a well-known and major intersection in New York City.  Named after the Times Building (now called One Continue Reading

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The Empire State Building

Here's the second installment of The Swish Life Magazine newest feature: a monthly artistic cartoon highlighting New York City landmarks. Illustrator and artist Mark Hayward Continue Reading

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Nendo Studio: clever design

We've recently discovered the truest meaning of an eco-inspired home- that is, one that's decorated and inspired by plant life - and it shows. Architecture Continue Reading

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Architecture Guide for iPhone

Who wouldn't want to have the world's best architectural masterpieces in the convenience of their pocket? And let's make it even better by adding on Continue Reading

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Introducing: Yankee Stadium

Here on The Swish Life Magazine we're launching a new feature: a

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London Design Festival: an eclectic event

The London Design Festival has launched, ready to provide an avenue for

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Montreal Photographer combines old with new

Montreal photographer Brian Merrett has launched an iPhone app, giving users an