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Queens Towers shows a different settling for New York City designed by Leeser Architects

United States Architecture News - Jul 15, 2015 - 13:45   4635 views

Queens Towers shows a different settling for New York City designed by Leeser Architects

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Leeser Architects designed a different tower settling in collaboration with MVRDV and Stoss Landscape Architecture.

The Olympic and post-Olympic Village deserves intensity and visibility. This is proposed by dividing the given plot into two radical, synergetic elements: one empty, one full. An urban public space at the river faces a dense urban neighborhood: the Village on the Beach. The Village condenses all the program into a portion of the site to stimulate a NYC-style urbanity that would otherwise be diluted on the entire site.

Queens Towers shows a different settling for New York City designed by Leeser Architects

Queens Towers shows a different settling for New York City designed by Leeser Architects

Queens Towers shows a different settling for New York City designed by Leeser Architects

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