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South Bronx Greenway Master Plan

NY

Planning Project
5 Total, Show more
Landscape Architect

Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects

Engineer

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Jacobs Engineering Group

Dewberry Inc.

Collaborating Architect

Russell Design

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Working closely with city agencies and two local community-based project partners, MNLA led a team to define the route and character of the South Bronx Greenway within the Hunts Point and Port Morris neighborhoods. A central premise of the project is balancing quality of life improvements for residents and workers alike and demonstrating that community and industry can coexist through careful planning and design. During the planning process, five priority projects were identified, each of which are now constructed.   The master plan reaches far beyond the notion of physical connectivity. It provides some of the first waterfront access to the South Bronx, contributes significantly to air and water quality improvements, and fosters compatible economic development. The Greenway has become a catalyst for subsequent private and public investments and a symbol of success for the environmental justice movement.

Working closely with city agencies and two local community-based project partners, MNLA led a team to define the route and character of the South Bronx Greenway within the Hunts Point and Port Morris neighborhoods. A central premise of the project is balancing quality of life improvements for residents and workers alike and demonstrating that community and industry can coexist through careful planning and design. During the planning process, five priority projects were identified, each of which are now constructed.   The master plan reaches far beyond the notion of physical connectivity. It provides some of the first waterfront access to the South Bronx, contributes significantly to air and water quality improvements, and fosters compatible economic development. The Greenway has become a catalyst for subsequent private and public investments and a symbol of success for the environmental justice movement.

2 Farragut St, Bronx, NY, US 10474

Nearby
Fulton Fish Market 1.1 miles
Bronx Charter School for the Arts 2.5 miles
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (Movie) 2.8 miles
Randall’s Island Connector 3.6 miles
Via Verde 3.9 miles
Flushing Remonstrance 5.1 miles
Triborough Bridge 5.1 miles
Harlem Encore 5.6 miles
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture 5.9 miles
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