A Tour of New York City

Exploring the geometric diversity of New York City, this book highlights how everyday objects and iconic structures embody various 3-D shapes. From skyscrapers designed as rectangular and triangular prisms to the cylindrical and spherical forms of statues, the narrative connects architecture with familiar items like coke cans and ice cream cones. It emphasizes the prevalence of shapes in both the urban landscape and daily life, making geometry accessible and relatable.