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Other Projects by Todd Rader + Amy Crews Architecture Landscape Architecture LLC
Avalon Bay Urban Housing Landscape
Type
Avalon
Bowery Place is set in the heart of New York City. With scant land available, the complex’s
landscape is composed of five distinct parts occurring behind, on top of and in
a former alley adjacent to its buildings.
The new landscape melds the disparate parts together, firmly roots the
project in the urban neighborhood and provides much needed open space for the
building’s residents and the neighborhood.
The project
includes three landscapes at the ground level and two on building rooftops. The three lower level landscapes include the entry
plaza to Bowery Place, the garden courtyard
directly beyond the lobby and a pedestrian mews located across the street. These landscapes are linked visually and
through materials selection to form an axis perpendicular to the public street
unifying the complex at the ground level. The roof terraces, in contrast, are physically
isolated landscapes in the sky. They
enjoy a sunny exposure and participate in the aerial archipelago formed by the
landscape of city rooftops.
Bowery Place is set in the heart of New York City. With scant land available, the complex’s
landscape is composed of five distinct parts occurring behind, on top of and in
a former alley adjacent to its buildings.
The new landscape melds the disparate parts together, firmly roots the
project in the urban neighborhood and provides much needed open space for the
building’s residents and the neighborhood.
The project
includes three landscapes at the ground level and two on building rooftops. The three lower level landscapes include the entry
plaza to Bowery Place, the garden courtyard
directly beyond the lobby and a pedestrian mews located across the street. These landscapes are linked visually and
through materials selection to form an axis perpendicular to the public street
unifying the complex at the ground level. The roof terraces, in contrast, are physically
isolated landscapes in the sky. They
enjoy a sunny exposure and participate in the aerial archipelago formed by the
landscape of city rooftops.
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