Midcentury Danish design at the UN; first building at Essex Crossing tops out
- This United Nations office got a midcentury Danish renovation. [Curbed]
- Commercial needs and recreational desires are struggling to coexist in New York’s waterways. [NYT]
- The last two World Trade Center PATH train cars from 9/11 will open to the public for first time. [Untapped]
- Essex Crossing— the Lower East Side’s 1.65 million square foot mixed-use development–reaches a milestone with 175 Delancey Street topping out. [CityRealty.com]
Images: The office of the President of the UN General Assembly by UN Studio (L); 175 Delancey via Dattner Architects (R)
