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University & College Architecture Trip To New York

The energy and elegance of New York are reflected in its buildings, from soaring skyscrapers to brownstone rowhouses.

Architecture students will gain so much from a course trip to NYC! Let us help you plan and organise.

East Coast USANew YorkUSAUniversity & CollegesArchitecture
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Highlights

01

The art deco icon of the Empire State Building

02

The green high-rise Hearst Magazine Building

03

Exhibitions at The Centre for Architecture

04

The red brick apartments of Stuy Town

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Travelbound provide expert assistance in making the most of our study visits. We have used them for several years and their attention to detail and knowledge of the industry certainly enhances the student experience. Their experience and knowledge certainly make organising a trip much less of a stressful activity than it might have been

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What's included*

Return flights to New York
3 nights’ room-only accommodation
Single rooms for party leaders
1 leader free for 10 paying passengers
24/7 on tour assistance and support
All current taxes and surcharges

*Please note, entrance fees where applicable are not included in typical price – contact us for more details

Recommended excursions

01 Guggenheim Museum
02 Empire State Building
03 Chrysler Building
04 Grand Central Station
05 Hearst Magazine Building
06 Stuyvesant Town – Peter Cooper Village
07 The Centre for Architecture
08 Skyscraper Museum
09 Brooklyn Bridge
10 One World Observatory, One World Trade Center
01 Guggenheim Museum

The Guggenheim NYC is devoted to the art of the 20th century and beyond. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright the building itself has become an architectural icon. The very particular collection includes much of the avant-garde and impressionist movements, with tours, classes and film screenings helping to enrich student’s experience of this vital arts centre.

2 - 3 hours See on map
02 Empire State Building

Built at the peak of the skyscraper craze in 1931, the 1250ft Empire State Building is an Art Deco symbol of NYC. A ride in the express lift to the observatory floors gives students an unrivalled view of the city with outdoor decks and restored original interiors. A handheld device acts as an audio and visual companion with engaging videos, image galleries, quizzes and maps.

2 - 3 hours See on map
03 Chrysler Building

At 1046ft this is the tallest brick building in the world and a beautiful example of Art Deco architecture. The building features gargoyles in the style of car ornaments and a spire modelled on a radiator grill. It’s aesthetic represents the machine age of the 1920s and is considered by many architects to be the one of the world’s finest buildings.

1- 2 hours See on map
04 Grand Central Station

The 76-acre site makes this the largest station in the world but it’s not just the size that impresses. The vaulted ceiling has a twinkling map of the constellations and nearly 700,000 commuters swirl about the marble counters and central clock tower everyday. The magnificent aesthetic modelled on ancient Roman baths make this iconic public space so magical.

1- 2 hours See on map
05 Hearst Magazine Building

Hearst Tower on Eighth Avenue is the world HQ of the Hearst Corporation, responsible for publications such as Cosmopolitan and the San Francisco Chronicle. The tower was the first entirely green building to be completed in NY.

1- 2 hours See on map
06 Stuyvesant Town - Peter Cooper Village

Known as Stuy Town to the residents, this sprawling complex is a large, private residential development on the East Side of Manhattan. The grouping of tall red brick apartments have become one of the most iconic post World War II housing communities, built to house veterans and their families.

Tip: Cooper Town Diner has classic American appeal and makes the best lemon meringue pie in town.

2 hours See on map
07 The Centre for Architecture

The stylish glass-faced gallery is home to a number of nonprofit architectural foundations, working to improve the grade and sustainability of the built environment. They host lively discussions and exhibitions for the public and industry professionals, exploring the urban fabric of New York’s dynamic architecture and encouraging collaborations across town.

1- 2 hours See on map
08 Skyscraper Museum

Enchanting, hand-carved miniature wooden models of Manhattan’s skyscrapers are a novel way to appreciate New York’s architectural background – both how the colossal buildings are erected and their impact upon people’s lives. Skyscrapers are intrinsic to the city’s identity, and exhibitions explore the influence of history, economy and individuals on the skyline. Photo © Shinya Suzuki.

1.5 hours See on map
9 Brooklyn Bridge

Built in 1883 to connect Brooklyn with Manhattan across the East River, this colossal bridge conveys the intense ambition and optimism of that era. Built in limestone and granite, its towers rise 270 feet above the water and feature dramatic, neo-Gothic arches. The world’s first steel-wire suspension bridge, it has been designated a National Historic Landmark.

2 hours See on map
10 One World Observatory, One World Trade Center

The One World Observatory is located within the One World Trade Center providing unmatched views stretching across Manhattan to New Jersey. Groups will be able to learn about the history of the Trade Center in New York, its history and construction. Free educational material is available for the following subjects: Economics, History, Science, Math and Value Diversity.

1-2 hours See on map
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Typical accommodation

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Comfort Inn Times Square ★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Great location in the Broadway theatre district & minutes from Times Square
The Empire State Building & the Rockefeller Center are all within comfortable walking distance
World-famous restaurants, shops & attractions surround this friendly accommodation

Facilities:

Free Wi-Fi access
Coffeemakers & hairdryers
Rooms have flat screen TVs

 

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West Side YMCA See on map

Why groups like it:

Steps away from the Lincoln Centre, Broadway & the American Museum of Natural History
Close to Central Park
Brilliant access to public transport

Facilities:

Twin bedded bunk rooms; Shared facilities
Large health facility including two indoor pools
24 hour security & free Wi-Fi in lobby

 

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Wolcott Hotel ★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Friendly, personable hotel that prides itself on a home-like feel
Only be 3 blocks away from the Empire State Building & Fifth Avenue
Used to catering for large groups of all ages

Facilities:

Private bathroom with bath or shower
Internet throughout hotel
Cable TV

 

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Chelsea International Hostel See on map

Why groups like it:

Located in the historic residential area of Chelsea
The largest independent hostel in NYC
Free continental breakfast served daily

Facilities:

Groups are provided complimentary luggage storage
Towels included
Security lockers

 

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Row NYC ★★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Located in the heart of Times Square
Walking distance of the Rockefeller Centre
8th Avenue – Down the road from Central Park

Facilities:

278 standard rooms
High-speed Wi-Fi
Safe with keypad entry

 

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