Christopher Bonanos is the City Editor at New York Magazine. He focuses on themes of architecture, planning, and transportation, exploring topics such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), public transportation, and traffic management systems. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Cut, Curbed, Vulture, and AOL, Inc.
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Christopher Bonanos’s coverage suggests he responds well to pitches tied to New York City’s built environment and how people move through it, especially when there’s a clear civic angle or a practical policy shift. He seems most likely to engage with stories that connect transit changes, infrastructure decisions, and urban planning to everyday life.
He also appears receptive to visually strong or historically grounded angles, especially when they involve major city landmarks, redevelopment questions, or notable public works with a clear “why now” hook.
Since his focus is local to New York, pitches should frame the relevance to the city specifically.
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