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Shop Online During MAS Bookstore’s Temporary Hiatus

Urban Center Books to close temporarily from January 2010.Urban Center Books, the bookstore of the Muncipal Art Society, will close in January 2010, when we vacate the Villard Houses. MAS headquarters is relocating to the Steinway Building, at 111 West 57th Street, and a search for a new location for Urban Center Books (UCB) is underway.

Urban Center Books will be open in its present location throughout the holiday season, offering shoppers a diverse collection of books on architecture, design, New York, landscape design and urbanism.

We expect to reopen Urban Center Books in a new location by the fall. Urban Center Books will continue to have an online presence, at www.urbancenterbooks.org, and we hope our patrons visit us online until the store reopens. Check the UCB web site for updates on the move.

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[...] Unfortunately the Municipal Arts Society is moving locations and its bookstore Urban Center Books is undergoing a large sale until Jan. 23, 2010. The good news is, many of the great titles they have on hand are down 40% from the cover price. The bad news for New York is that one of our best architecturally curated bookstores is closing (if only for the meantime). [...]