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• Landscape Urbanism Featured Project: Brooklyn Bridge Park

  Feb 02, 2012. Currently under construction, Brooklyn Bridge Park will eventually encompass approximately eighty-five acres and 1.3 miles of waterfront. The... Read >

• Emotional Landscapes: Interview with landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh

  Jan 31, 2012. Michael Van Valkenburgh is the principal of Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (MVVA), a landscape architecture firm renowned for... Read >

• 12 Places to Visit in 2012 (excerpted)

  Jan 29, 2012. New York: This is no secret. In 2011, the city drew more than 50 million visitors (including day-trippers... Read >

• The Brooklyn Writers' Guide to Brooklyn

  Jan 24, 2012. Experience Brooklyn like a local—but not just any local. In this series of interviews, Brooklyn's best authors share... Read >

• The Hot Seat: Regina Myer

  Jan 23, 2012. Welcome to the Hot Seat, where we interview folks involved in Brooklyn real estate, architecture, development and the... Read >
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  City Grinds Out a Market for Muck

  Dec 22, 2011. The construction of the East River tunnel connecting the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal has... Read >
   

• Design News: Is That an I-Beam or a Weather Vane?

  Dec 21, 2011. After a successful installation on Governors Island this summer, sculptor Mark di Suvero and Storm King Art Center... Read >

• What Goes Around

  Nov 27, 2011. Along with jazz and speakeasies, the 1920s were also the heyday of the American carousel. A prime example,... Read >

• Two Stunning Examples Of Urban Waterfront Renewal

  Nov 14, 2011. San Francisco's Crissy Field and New York's Brooklyn Bridge Park are stunning examples of reinvented waterfronts. Read >

• The New Classics: The most enduring books, shows, movies, and ideas since 2000.

  Nov 07, 2011. David Foster Wallace, in his introduction to The Best American Essays 2007, coined a great phrase to describe... Read >