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Grand Army Plaza Greenmaket
PROducer & CONsume, by Bridgett Cruz
The Greenmarket Network was established to promote regional agriculture & provide access to fresh, and nutrious locally grown food. The Greenmarket now has over 50 locations in NYC with varing days of operation. Greenmarket at Grand Army Plaza is Brooklyn’s flagship market. It operates Saturadays, year round, from 8 am- 4pm.
CIVIC PRIDE AS COMMONS
Christopher Street Pier + Stonewall Inn
Paul Xiaopu Wang
The origin of modern LGBT rights movement. Christopher Street Liberation Day(6/28/1970) for gay and lesbian rights turned into the annual NYC Pride March we have today. In a global perspective, Christopher Street Day in Europe is held annually as well in memory of the Stonewall Riots.
The drawings investigates the after effect of the very first LGBT liberation parade, especially on the intertwined connections between the streets where NYC Pride takes places,the public parks along Pride route, the builTdings that were built prior to 1969, the subway systems, and the dwelling units of people who were at least 21 years old in 1969.
James A. Farley Post OFFICE BUILDINGS
Common Value: Infrastructure, Communication, Transportation
James A. Farley Post Office Building is a landmark for NYC and functional building for USPS. It is the core of infrastructure and utilities in Manhattan for communication and transportation.
To be Continued
Investigating the most vital commons in the city: Water!
Questions of management of the water system in New York City are being investigated in this project. The city owns reservoir systems that are almost 8 times its own area. What about the city’s tunnels? The pipes that run under our streets? What about the water running in the pipes inside our buildings? Until they reach our very own tabs? How is such a vital and taken-for-granted commons supposed to be managed?
The analysis of any space brings us up against the dialectical relationship between demand and command, along with its attendant questions: ‘Who?’, ‘For whom?’, ‘By whose agency?’, ‘Why and how?’…
Henry Lefebvre, in the Production of Space, 1974
Isuzu KB 300 Serengeti Special Edition
