Documenting the Changing Coney Island Boardwalk; Potholes Cost Taxpayers $138M in Six Years
- Photo essay by Nathan Kensinger documents the changing Coney Island boardwalk. [Curbed]
- The city’s 10 oldest surviving commercial real estate dynasties. [BisNow]
- Thomas Heatherwick’s designs may be unique and evocative (just look at the renderings for his Pier 55 floating park), but at what price? [NYTimes]
- A new infographic from the Design Trust links urban agriculture to positive impacts in neighborhoods. [BuzzBuzzHome News]
- Potholes aren’t just terrible for cars; they’re terrible for the city’s budget. [WSJ]
- Designers weigh in on what they think NYC’s climate change museum should look like, that is if it comes to fruition. [Next City]
Images: Coney Island boardwalk by Nathan Kensinger for Curbed (L); Second Avenue pothole (R)
