At a Glance
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1.8
Acres
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2K
Linear Feet of Bike and Walkway
- Location
- New York, New York
- Offices
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Awards
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ENR New York Best Project, Landscape/Urban Development Category, 2024
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The Municipal Art Society of New York, MASterworks Design Award, Best New Infrastructure, 2024
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News
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Â鶹´«Ã½ celebrates highly anticipated grand opening of East Midtown Greenway
- Location
- New York, New York
- Offices
- Awards
- ENR New York Best Project, Landscape/Urban Development Category, 2024
- The Municipal Art Society of New York, MASterworks Design Award, Best New Infrastructure, 2024
- News
- Â鶹´«Ã½ celebrates highly anticipated grand opening of East Midtown Greenway
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East Midtown Greenway
Our team led the design of the highly anticipated East Midtown Greenway (EMG) in Manhattan from East 53rd to 61st Streets. The EMG is the second of three sections of the East Midtown Waterfront Project to be advanced by New York City. Once complete, it will contribute to closing the ring of pedestrian esplanade and bikeway that will fully encircle Manhattan.
The design intent of the EMG features three major components: a pedestrian bridge, an in-water structure, and the topside landscape and bike path. The new pedestrian bridge at 54th Street will provide a connection for pedestrians and bicyclists between the community and the greenway, and the in-water structure will serve as the foundation for the topside linear park which was designed as a simple and elegant structure.
As the lead designer of the EMG, we coordinated extensively with numerous city agencies to complete construction of this $100 million project by 2022. Services provided include project management, civil engineering, waterfront engineering, structural engineering, landscape architecture, public art coordination, traffic engineering, electrical engineering, and communication systems design.
At a Glance
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1.8
Acres
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2K
Linear Feet of Bike and Walkway
- Location
- New York, New York
- Offices
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Awards
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ENR New York Best Project, Landscape/Urban Development Category, 2024
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The Municipal Art Society of New York, MASterworks Design Award, Best New Infrastructure, 2024
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News
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Â鶹´«Ã½ celebrates highly anticipated grand opening of East Midtown Greenway
- Location
- New York, New York
- Offices
- Awards
- ENR New York Best Project, Landscape/Urban Development Category, 2024
- The Municipal Art Society of New York, MASterworks Design Award, Best New Infrastructure, 2024
- News
- Â鶹´«Ã½ celebrates highly anticipated grand opening of East Midtown Greenway
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Donna Walcavage, Principal, Landscape Architect
I am dedicated to tackling the complex, multidimensional issues involved in creating resilient, beautiful, and welcoming urban communities.
Amy Seek, Principal
As public realm designers, we have a special role in nurturing the social life of a city.
James Branch, Vice President
The key to success is client focus¡ªattentiveness, open communication, and holding client interests above all else.
Gentry Lock, Principal, Landscape Architecture
I enjoy working with clients and communities to design urban open spaces that enhance the quality of life of all community members.
Emily Valentino, Principal
Safety is the backbone of any transportation project. With it, projects can flourish and realize their true potential.
Robert Minicucci, Senior Associate
Teaching others by example is the best way to pass on experience and good habits.
Nicole Ogrosso, Associate
The most rewarding part of what we do is knowing our designs will have meaningful impacts on the community for generations to come.
Danica Katz, Associate, Water
When I drive around town, I¡¯m inspired to see how designs can help shape and influence how we travel. I love helping improve public safety.
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