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We're thrilled to announce that Intersection | Prospect Heights is now a book! You can find *The Cities We Need: Essential Stories of Everyday Places* by Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani in your local bookshop or online direct from MIT Press, or bookshop.org To learn more: https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262049030/the-cities-we-need/
Listen to an interview with Intersection | Prospect Heights founder Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani, talking about oral history, public art, gentrification and the need for dialogue - live from our presentation at the Oral History & the City conference in New York.
Listen HERE
“We’re All Part of the Neighborhood” A new report from Intersection | Prospect Heights
In Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood, the conversion of a few former industrial buildings to loft apartments in 1999 was followed by the announcement of the massive Atlantic Yards project in 2003, which in turn led to a dramatic increase in commercial and residential rents and an accelerated displacement of residents and businesses. Exposing change through individual stories, images, demographic data and public opinion research, the Intersection | Prospect Heights project provides insight into how rapid change driven by development has affected a diverse community and what hopes its members hold for its future. Download the report.
Intersection | Prospect Heights voices from 2001-2016
Our Places, An Intersection | Prospect Heights guidebook
In the newest publication from Intersection | Prospect Heights you can listen to stories and concerns of current and former neighbors. Track development and demographic change. Look at our streets. What is the future of Prospect Heights and our city?
Download the guidebook here.
Intersection|Prospect Heights "It was not about money", 6/15/16 at Brooklyn Public Library
by Buscada
Where are the places you’re able to talk with your neighbors?
Our creative walking tours of all the Intersection sites came back this June. Participants listened to the new and old Intersection stories in sites around Prospect Heights, joined by many of the Intersection tour guides and led by artist Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani.
This is our first in a series of 360 videos of the tours, move around the video, listen to the stories, watch the participants and get a feel for the walks. How these are similar or different to your own stories?
In the last decade, development pressure in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn has resulted in the displacement of people, and changes to the neighborhood’s built environment; similar forces are converging on other New York City communities. Intersection | Prospect Heights presents a series of popup exhibitions, public conversations, creative walks, and “guidebooks” showing neighborhood places through the eyes of residents in the early 2000s. Exposing change through individual stories, we seek to foster conversations on development, displacement and sustainability in this critical moment for the city.
‘It was not about money’: An Intersection | Prospect Heights discussion
Brooklyn Public Library, InfoCommons Lab
On June 15th, 2016 Intersection | Prospect Heights asked “where do we go from here?”
The Intersection | Prospect Heights conversations continued, launching our most recent publication, bringing together new and old stories of the neighborhood, and discuss with organizers, politicians, and planners what the experience of change in Prospect Heights implies for neighborhoods across the city facing large-scale development and rezoning. How do we preserve communities?
Public Advocate Letitia James Thomas Angotti (Hunter College, CUNY) Deb Howard (IMPACCT) Regina Cahill (North Flatbush BID) Catherine MBali Green (ARTs East New York) Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani (Buscada) Gib Veconi (PHNDC)
Just one of the places Intersection | Prospect Heights popped up in 2015! Always good to be near the hot sauce!
At the Intersection|Prospect Heights Place Conversation, November 2015
At the Intersection|Prospect Heights Place Conversation, October 2015
An Intersection | Prospect Heights guided tour, October, 2015. Back by popular demand! Join us on one of our upcoming free tours June 11 or June 18.
Photo: Phillip Van Nostrand
We’re going back to the supermarket this June to talk about neighborhood and rapid change. Join us at all the upcoming Intersection | Prospect Heights events.
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Intersection|Prospect Heights guided tour, November 2015 by Buscada