Cultural/Recreational

The Walter Gladwin Recreation Center, located along Tremont Avenue in the Bronx, will serve as a vibrant community destination offering fitness, arts, media, and continuing education programs. The 36,000-square-foot facility…

The Intrepid Museum, founded in 1982, Strives to promote the awareness and understanding of history, science, and service through their bold and immersive exhibits. The Corsair exhibit at the Intrepid…

Built in 1767 on a stunning 2.5-acre site overlooking Lloyd Harbor, the historic Joseph Lloyd Manor in Lloyd Harbor, NY, stands as a testament to American history. Once the heart…

The Panorama of the City of New York is the jewel in the crown of the permanent collection of the Queens Museum, and at 9,335 SF it is the world’s…

The new gallery and museum space at 38 St. Mark’s Place in the East Village is the first permanent home for the Swiss Institute, an independent non-profit contemporary art institution…

Renovation of the Nold Hall Gymnasium required replacing the synthetic gymnasium track and basketball court floor with a new built-up, 2-inch thick wood sports floor for basketball and a synthetic…

McCarren Pool, located within the 35-acre McCarren Park, was one of 11 pools opened by Robert Moses in 1936. The pool closed in 1984 and sat unused until the summer…

Funded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the City of New York, a 400-kilowatt cogeneration (cogen) plant now shares space with the Intrepid Sea,…

The Jacob Burns Film Center is housed in the historic Rome Theater, a 1925 landmark building that was once a thriving movie theater. Located in central Westchester, it serves as…

Located on the first floor of Hunter College’s landmark building at 695 Park Avenue, the Frederick Loewe Theater is a black box performance space where most of the Theatre Department’s…