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NYC Pier 57's Shipping Container Design Revival

August 13, 2009

LOT-EK, the design firm known for their shipping container configurations that make gorgeously modular buildings, was recently selected to revive New York City’s Pier 57. In collaboration with developer Young Woo, the team will transform the Pier into a multi-function park, market, and public space, entirely made from shipping containers. The containers will frame both inhabitable spaces and walkways. YoungWoo, who is known for his development of artist-friendly spaces, has helped develop the program to include work-sell spaces for local artisans, which will encourage a creative economy and also bring in revenue for the Pier.

Also included in the plan is an indoor educational space, an "Underwater Discovery Center", and a place for the Tribeca Film Festival to host screenings.

Posted by Emily Pilloton on August 13, 2009 | Comments (1)
Industries: Green

August 19, 2009
In response to: NYC Pier 57's Shipping Container Design Revival
Michael krijnen commented:

Where are the colors? where are the plants,\? where is the light coming from?

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