Architecture firm proposes NYC underground park(besttechie.com)
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Architecture firm proposes NYC underground park
http://www.besttechie.com/2012/09/30/nyc-looking-to-build-an-underground-park/
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Inside the Delancey Station (next to the Williamsburg Bridge - Manhattan Side) there is a huge underground open area which served as a small train yard up until the 60's/70s. This place has leaks, garbage, graffiti and rats. It would cost significantly more money to convert this area into a park than was spent on the highline.
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I'll definitely take your points into account and will let the author know.
I'll definitely take your points into account and will let the author know.
In the decades to come, a combination of infrastructure repurposing and good design will define the most livable American cities. Good to see the combination making more headlines today.
-The title implies that the city of NY is going to build an underground park; in reality, an architecture firm has written a proposal for such a park. Wether or not this will ever happen is yet undetermined.
-Where in the Lower East Side is the proposed site for this park? The author didn't think to include this little detail?
I propose we start using SA;LH = shitty article; linkbait headline.