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Tag: Parks
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Ten Summer Outdoor Essentials for All Types of Adventure
Whether enjoying the wilderness or visiting a city beach, some of our favorite products to make the most of the warm weather
AREA4 + Architect Suchi Reddy’s Prospect Park Pinwheel Flower Garden
An installation of epic proportions, "Connective Project" breathes life into a natural nook
Via theverge.com
NYC Officially Approves the Lowline Project
Great news for NYC: city regulators have given the first official approval to build the Lowline, a subterranean park that will exist in the abandoned Williamsburg Bridge Railway terminal in the LES. …
Via nytimes.com
A Secret Portion of Central Park Just Reopened
A previously restricted portion of Central Park has reopened to the public after over 80 years. Located just south of Wollman Rink, the four-acre peninsula was closed off to the public in …
CH25: Dan Barasch + James Ramsey
The brains behind NYC's subterranean park, Lowline, are working on their next project
Summer Picnic Essentials
Complete your outdoor dining adventures with these cute and clever products
Via lostateminor.com
The World’s First Firefly Themed-Park
China has succeeded in creating something the rest of the world has yet to develop: the first firefly-themed park. Located in China’s Hubei province, the park is divided up into five separate …
Via theguardian.com
Stop Feeding Ducks Bread
Conservationists are urging park-goers to stop feeding ducks bread—and for good reason. While it may seem like an innocent activity, it’s wreaking havoc not only on the health of the ducks, but …
High Line: A Field Guide and Handbook
$13.00
This limited run book by conceptual artist Mark Dion is the unofficial guide to NYC’s popular elevated park on the West Side. Let your imagination run wild as Dion blends fact and …