Architect Explores New York City's Greenwich Village | Walking Tour | Architectural Digest
Video Overview & Insights
Today Architectural Digest takes you to New York City for an insightful walking tour of Greenwich Village with architect Nicholas Potts. From jazz clubs and coffee shops to the dramatic arch at Washington Square Park and the landmark buildings on Waverly Place, "The Village" continues to exist at the nexus of New York's past, present, and future. Come along with Nick as he explores the architectural details hidden in plain sight.
Don’t remember the exact address (30?) Washington Square North. It was St Joseph Academy. Visited last year brought back memories. Graduated in 1962. Don’t know what it is now but remember the stoop and inside stairs as clear as day.
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Website: https://nicholasgpotts.com/
This feels very European - another great AD walking tour.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicholasgpotts/
Director: Hiatt Woods, Lisa Romagnoli
❤ ty for the walking thru!! 🫶🏻🕶
Director of Photography: Eric Brouse
Editor(s): Tristen Rogers
More of these types of videos please!
Talent: Nick Potts
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
, beautiful New York city greenwich village 🏙️
Producer: Vara Reese, Skylar Economy
Associate Producer: Brandon Fuhr
Loving all these videos you’re putting out AD! Keep it up 😍😍
Production Manager: Melissa Heber
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila
Ya and 4000 a month for a one bedroom no bath
Audio: Sean Paulson
Production Assistant: Carlo Betia
so fascinating how Washington square is such a centerpiece of energy when its literally built upon thousands of bodies
Post Production Supervisor: Nick Ascanio, Alexa Deutsch
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Apparently, my 6 times great grandfather is buried in Washington Square Park.
Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen
Assistant Editor: Andy Morell
Historic zones are strangling NYC. They need to go away.
Graphics Supervisor: Ryan Powell
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I JUST ate at two boots pizza and was looking at that building going "what's going on here". Thank you Nick for the detailed walk-through, love these videos.
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1:09 fun fact - the gothic building in the background is the original University building for NYU, demolished a few decades after construction in 1831
@최로봇There ARE not There’s.
@TamaraJohnson-z5eWhoops...you missed the narrow Edna St. Vincent Millay house!
@barrymargolis5369Grammar check: It’s there are — not there’s.
@andrewsmactipsAlso the guy who designed the arch was a
pe tophile
@ 9:30…I miss the two boots pizza shop. Always great creative slices, worked there for years…a constant in nyc…is change.
@Tmrfe0962Nice, I was there in ‘92
@GunnercvAloha, thank you so much for this wonderful presentation. Back in the 1960’s I lived in a few different apartments in the Village and absolutely loved it. I’m so grateful that these treasures have been preserved.
@leahtreck1083There ARE 20k bodies buried .... Cripes!
@charvaka9526Love hearing about the history of New York & it's buildings!!
@cynthiawilliams737beautiful city New York
@lahorekiawaazlahori1310I love your vidéos. Whith part of history we undertand to many things. Thanks a lot for all the research you dit!
@tamaraabascal7053I love these videos - I’m going to look at the homes so differently the next time I’m headed to dinner
@JasmineInProgressI learned a lot in this video!
@joannawhite14411- Washington Square Park
2- Washington Square Park North
3- Weather Underground House
4- First Whitney Museum on W 8th Street
5- Waverly Place between 6th Ave and the Park
6- Grove St and 7th Ave
7- The oldest House on Bedford St and Commerce St
he is talking to fast i'm struggling to follow.
@es78xxI am done with celebrities everywhere and into everything. We are people, too! We know they have money, but they continue to show off in every way possible.
@MsCece1969I love Greenwich village ❤
@ivybalram8394This is an excellent video. The level of detail on each building provides so many ways to go through Greenwich Village with new eyes. Many hidden gems revealed in this one.
@margaretoleary9459Any idea what year the image @12:42 was taken?
@Koru-AI“There ARE 20,000 bodies…”. “IS” is singular!!! How does one get out of middle or high school without know that?? Unbelievable🤦🏻😩
@cbboyle5117So they're not buried above ground?
@seanwebb605Awesome
@dianadelahaye7660Now we know where the bodies are buried.
@JerzeeeDevilPotts is a great study on Historical Architectural Trends. Also he maintains an excellent tempo and pitch. Please keep him in these featured videos.
@serafinacosta7118They can go on with these neighborhood tours I definitively.
Plenty canvass to talk about.
NYC
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Buffalo NY
Richmond VA ( those gingerbread rowhouses in Jamaican neighborhoods )
Savanna, GA
New Orleans
Newport RI ( the gilded age mansions on Bellevue Avenue and downtown rowhouses )
Very interesting vid about NYC neighborhoods. Hope these continue and expand to different cities!
@HR-re6mrThose who crossed Hillary Clinton.
@johnnyfive1412A potters field? Full of castle looking buildings? Makes no sense. Who is this guy? Greta's uncle?
@ThetatruthIt used to the gem of Manhattan, now it is just too filthy. Why don't give some shot onto the street floor and the northwestern part of Washington Square Park?
@pingkaiStory of Why these people are there I bet is a lie..
@chrisskinner6291How can we ever expect the younger generation to improve if the channels proclaiming to be educational cant get basic grammar correct.
The title uses 'there's' instead of there're. Not too hard to get it right
I was just here this afternoon! On holiday from Australia
@StevieCooperCool
@maxwalker1159The channel shines when you have the hosts on site.
@WilsnapWonderful explanation
@alaindezii4445"there is 20,000"
@jamesmcinnis208