Shumi Bose
Shumi Bose is an architectural writer and researcher. She is currently working between London and New York, and lives in Brooklyn.
http://urbanomnibus.net
http://urbanomnibus.net
The sun beamed through broken cloud last weekend on the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the West Harlem Piers Park, at 132nd Street on the west waterfront. But even as Mayor Bloomberg kicked off celebrations in his famously shaky Spanish, inclusively welcoming all communities to Harlem's newest riverside spot, the dormant 135th Marine Transfer Station…
06 04 09 • by Shumi Bose • harlem, manhattan, parks, play, public art, public space, review, waste management, waterfront
So Brooklyn is (one of) the “bloggiest” place in America (see endnote) – a fact verified and positively fêted at Thursday night's Brooklyn Blogfest, now in its robust fourth year. Here was the opportunity to put faces to the blogs based in this truly outspoken borough, and more than 300 digerati emerged to revel in each other at The Powerhouse Arena in DUMBO.
05 09 09 • by Shumi Bose • blogosphere, brooklyn, communication, neighborhood, review, Robert Guskind, writers
