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Michelle Sinclair Colman

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Freelance writer: art & architecture. Author of the URBAN BABIES WEAR BLACK series, NOT THAT TUTU & the YOU SEE, I SEE series @KnopfBFYR

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Racing Up the Stairwells of New York City Skyscrapers

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By Michelle Sinclair Colman 
| Curbed
30 Rock hurts the worst, and One Vanderbilt’s floor count is a matter of debate. The stairs at 30 Rock are extremely steep. Today, New York City zoning rules and the International Building Code generally cap stair height at , but the steps in the Art Deco tower, which opened to the public in 1933, measure in at 7.5. Half an inch doesn’t sound like a lot, but it feels like a lot when you’re taking them two at a time up 66 stories.
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Uncorking the best wine perks in 10 NYC luxury condos

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By Michelle Sinclair Colman 
| City Realty
Various NYC condo buildings with wine amenities At the end of 2025, a study by the Wine Market Council found that Millennials have overtaken boomers as the largest group of wine consumers, and that interest in wine is climbing among members of Gen Z. Participants also noted that wine makes occasions feel more special, and that both of the younger generations enjoy sparking wines more than older generations.
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Delicious listings near NYC's 2026 James Beard Award semi-finalists

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By Michelle Sinclair Colman 
| City Realty
Since 1991, the James Beard Awards have been among the most prestigious awards for culinary excellence in the United States. This year, from white tablecloth dining rooms to buzzy neighborhood bakeries, the New York City-based James Beard Award semifinalists tell a story not just of culinary excellence, but of the city itself.
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