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Manhattan’s luxury mega-project was financed in part by an investor visa program that was intended to help rural and distressed urban neighborhoods.

Also shows that park decks can be sloped like natural topography. Click on image for article

While architecture critics have been, well, critical of Thomas Heatherwick’s 0 million Vessel, that hasn’t stopped the public from coming out to see it.  Click on image for article.

In a recent review titled “The Case Against Hudson Yards Dining” on Eater, the inimitable food critic Ryan Sutton examined the food and beverage options

As the first phase of Hudson Yards opens, AN took the opportunity to climb the staircase at the heart of it all with Related chairman Stepen Ross.

One way, or another, wealthy New Yorkers are probably going to end up contributing to the financial end of the equation for solutions to New York’s public transit woes.

This past month, New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering unveiled its new Institute of Design and Construction (IDC) Innovations Hub. The This past month, New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering unveiled plans for the new Institute of Design and Construction (IDC) Innovations Hub.

The long read: An extreme concentration of wealth in a city where even the air is for sale has produced a new breed of needle-like tower.  Click on image to article.

James Corner Field Operations won an RFP issued by the Hudson River Park Trust last year, but the resultant public beach won’t be open for swimming.  Click on image for source article

In the absence of clear laws about how to make websites accessible, galleries have been targeted by a wave of lawsuits. Click on image for source article.