The third in a series of exhibitions showcasing noteworthy new buildings, landscapes, and interiors in New York City, NNY3 features three sets of 'multiples': public elementary school libraries, New York City housing Authority community centers, and east river ferry piers. Each is a significant new civic space achieved by economical means.

October 26, 2002 - January 2, 2003
Related Public Program November 21, 2002.

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F E A T U R E D   P R O J E C T S

The Library Initiative
  P.S. 101, Manhattan, Tod Williams Billie Tsien & Associates
  P.S. 149, Manhattan, Ronnette Riley Architect
  P.S. 46, Manhattan, Deborah Berke Architect
  P.S. 184, Brooklyn, Richard H. Lewis, Architect
  P.S. 165, Brooklyn, Paul Bennett Architect
  C.S. 50, The Bronx, Helfand Myerberg Guggenheimer architects
  C.S. 92, The Bronx, Alexander Gorlin Architect
  P.S. 19, Queens, Tsao & McKown Architects
  P.S. 42, Queens, Weiss/Manfredi Architects
  P.S. 18, Staten Island, della valle + bernheimer design

New York City Housing Authority Community Centers
  Bronxdale, The Bronx, New York City Housing Authority Design Department
  General Berry, Staten Island, New York City Housing Authority Design Department
  Marcus Garvey, Brooklyn, Caples Jefferson Architects
  Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Pasanella Klein Stolzman + Berg Architects

The East/Harlem River Ferry Landings
  Kennedy & Violich Architecture


The exhibition is made possible by contributions from Bloomberg, LP and Peter Marino + Assoc., Architects.

Installation design by SYSTEMArchitects

For information on a related public program on Small Civic Works, click here.