Today in news items that make you aware of how absurd living in New York City is, the Huffington Post brings us the story of Theresa Roemer’s “Female Man-Cave” or the “She-Cave” as she calls it.

MakeSpace Founder and CEO Sam Rosen has a blog post on Re/Code today addressing the myth that technology will displace the American workforce. He argues that more and more startups are shifting from producing apps to reimagining real world problems and the industries that solve them, and that as a result, we’ve seen considerable growth in blue-collar jobs in the United States.

Who doesn’t love a Summer Friday? To celebrate these ephemeral days of summer, we’re rolling out Friday MakeSpace appointments!

Artist Bernardo Schorr envisions a bleak future of urban density so intense that most city-dwellers will be forced to live in 100 square-foot, windowless apartments. To address the challenges these small, windowless spaces will present, Schorr designed a futuristic solution: The Mixed Reality Living Space

We finally decided to find out how many of New York City’s favorite breakfast food will fit in a MakeSpace bin, and because our office is located so close to the Lower East Side institution that is Russ & Daughters, we decided to source these tasty rounds of doughy goodness from them.

Cooking and entertaining in your minuscule kitchen, teensy living room, and a dining room that straight up doesn’t exist can be an exasperating process. In order to keep your dinner party happy and your sanity intact, there are a few precautions to take to guarantee that you’ll always be the host or hostess with the mostess.

For all you college students out there, we decided to find out just how many packets of Top Ramen fit in a MakeSpace bin.

Whether you’re adopting a dog, or just fostering the pooch until they can find a “forever” home, taking care of an energetic animal in a small apartment in New York City requires a whole lot of work in exchange for a little puppy love

We’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with our friends at Goodwill to make do-gooding even easier.

Summer in the city isn’t always so pretty. There’s nothing like a sweat-drenched, sleepless night on flannel sheets to make you facepalm yourself for not buying an AC unit. Even if you don’t want to spend the cash, or send your electricity bill spiking dramatically upwards, there are some measures you can take to make sure that your cozy little home doesn’t feel too toasty.

What a pleasant surprise to open AM New York this morning only to find ourselves featured in the business section! 

We pop all 181 of these bad boys after the jump.