The Tanks: Waterfront’s Layered Industrial History

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PLANE—SITE [author.]

Material type: Film

FilmPublication details: urbanNext, September 04, 2019.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Hidden in plain sight in Williamsburg, Brooklyn – one of the world’s most creative neighborhoods – are breath-taking relics of the waterfront’s layered industrial history. Ten 50 ft. tall decommissioned oil tanks have the potential to be re-imagined as part of a truly 21st-century park, worthy of Brooklyn.

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Visual Materials	urbanNext-Actar		Not for loan

Audio&visual, No Density, PLANE—SITE, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Active Public Spaces, City life, Creativity, Empowering society, Environmental, History, Landscape, New York, Overlapping layers, Park, Post-industrial Landscape, Public engagement, Refitting Places, Report, Rethinking Urban Environments, Social consciousness, Transformation, USA

More information at www.TheTanksBK.com

Hidden in plain sight in Williamsburg, Brooklyn – one of the world’s most creative neighborhoods – are breath-taking relics of the waterfront’s layered industrial history. Ten 50 ft. tall decommissioned oil tanks have the potential to be re-imagined as part of a truly 21st-century park, worthy of Brooklyn.

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