DESTINATION: DOWNTOWN NORTH Neighborhood Planning for Zoning, Housing, and Public Space in Stamford’s Connector Corridor The Plan provides a strategy to achieve the growth anticipated to take place in the Downtown North corridor (the “study area” or the “corridor”) of Stamford, Connecticut. As requested by the Stamford Land Use Bureau (“Bureau”), the Plan makes [...]
The Grand Street Framework was developed by a team of Hunter College urban planning students on behalf of the Grand St. Business Improvement District (Grand St. BID), who sought ideas for how the BID might steward its corridor in response to a handful of interrelated changes. Grand Street flows across North Brooklyn from [...]
This project proposes a framework for how the Public Housing Community Fund, the New York City Housing Authority, and other partner organizations could approach public art more systematically, equitably, and sustainably across public housing campuses throughout New York City. Through research, interviews, precedent analysis, and site-based observation, this Hunter College planning studio explored how public [...]
