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The Ashokan Reservoir in the Catskills, a source of NYC drinking water | Image via Angelaelle
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Roundup — City Water, WTC Security Plans, SEE/CHANGE, PATH Hub, Water_Works, and Public Access Design
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HIGH BRIDGE RENOVATION BEGINS The City broke ground last Friday on a $61 million renovation of the city’s oldest standing bridge. The High...
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The Omnibus Roundup – Troubles at NYCHA, Changes to Street Signs and Superfund, Uses for Bees and Sand, and Congestion Defining
by Urban Omnibus • August 17th, 2012
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Cinebeasts’ Gowanderlust
by Meg Kelly • October 19th, 2011
On Saturday, October 8, Cinebeasts presented Gowanderlust!, an event combining a neighborhood walking tour with quick, guerilla-style film installations. Just...
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Gowanus Lowline: Connections
by David Briggs and Anthony Deen • August 24th, 2011
David Briggs and Anthony Deen share the winning designs from the first of a series of competitions that address the challenges of developing contaminated urban areas.
Courtesy of Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Collaboration with Cooper Robertson and Partners
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The Omnibus Roundup — Vacancy, Downtown Whitney, Gunky Gowanus, East River Ferry and Brownfields
by Urban Omnibus • June 3rd, 2011
COUNTING VACANT SPACES Hunter College’s Center for Community Development Planning and advocacy group Picture the Homeless (PTH) are the first in...
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Underline: The Culver Viaduct
by John McGill • October 20th, 2010
John McGill argues for the repurposing of seemingly inaccessible and underutilized infrastructural spaces and proposes an alternative vision for the Culver Viaduct renovation.
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Canal Nest Colony
by FASLANYC • September 15th, 2010
FASLANYC chronicles the progression, from design experiment to multi-disciplinary operation, of a small group effort to celebrate and activate the ecology of the Gowanus Canal.
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