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Today Architectural Digest travels to Lower Manhattan to tour the newly completed Perelman Performing Arts Center. An integral part of the new World Trade Center site, architects Joshua Ramus and David Rockwell were eager to give the arts a new home in the area. Ramus calls the building a “mystery box” as the theater’s 3 auditoria ingeniously extend and combine to create over 62 stage-audience configurations, resulting in a different space each time you visit. But what makes this building so special is revealed at dusk when the chandeliers shine through its 5,000 marble tile exterior, causing it to glow. As this unique space finally opens its doors, the ultimate hope for Perelman is to inspire artists to create profound work–in turn inspiring the public.

We'll Share 11 Things First-Timers Should Never Do in NYC!

Chapter List:
00:00- Intro
00:18- 1) Not Having Hand Sanitizer
01:15- 2) Not Tipping Properly
02:28- 3) Avoid Local Classics
03:22- 4) Not Planning Properly
04:51- 5) Getting Into Confrontations With Strangers
05:55- 6) Making These Subway Mistakes
06:37- 7) Mispronouncing Famous Streets or Subway Stops
08:00- 8) Not Engaging Enough With Local New Yorkers You Meet On Your Trip
09:02- 9) Renting a Car
09:52- 10) Not Having a Plan For The Extremes in Weather
10:32- 11) Not Asking For The Price on Street Food First