According to yesterday’s New York Post, Pier 2 in Brooklyn Bridge Park will be getting a public pool this summer. It will be temporary — installed for just five years — and about 30′ by 50′. And, it will only be about 3.5′ deep.
To have a more sustainable, livable city, we must make the streets safe and accessible for pedestrians and bikers – cars should not be allowed to rule the streets.
Architect John Locke has put quite the spin on NYC phone booths — by converting them into free mini neighborhood libraries. More or less completely…
Much-needed affordable housing looks like it is finally in the works – in a former East Harlem elementary school.
T+L Design Awards 2012 are out and the best public space is right here at home in Brooklyn Bridge Park! The historic carousel was built…
Mayor Bloomberg, Chair of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group wrote a post today on the C40 Cities blog about the important actions that New York and…
Friday, February 10th was a momentous day for New York business: the first thirteen Benefit Corporations (or B Corps) were officially recognized by the state…