Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium and star of Cosmos: a Spacetime Odyssey, is credited with popularising the term ÔÇ£ManhattanhengeÔÇØ ÔÇô he compares it to meanings modern society ascribes to Stonehenge, a circle of 20ft prehistoric rocks on Salisbury Plain in England.
In a 2001 essay, Tyson surmised that when future archeologists unearth New YorkÔÇÖs remains and discover the perfect sunset between cross streets on 29 May (Memorial Day) and 12 July (the MLB All-Star break) they will inevitably conclude that the city worshipped ÔÇ£war and baseballÔÇØ.
*this* is the plan De Blasio approved with additional "affordable housing" units.
Waiting to see how that shakes down. I'm sure it will result in a mixed income development the likes of which we've scarcely seen in this city for years.
*this* is the plan De Blasio approved with additional "affordable housing" units.
Waiting to see how that shakes down. I'm sure it will result in a mixed income development the likes of which we've scarcely seen in this city for years.
*chortle*
Well, it was the plan that Bloomberg approved and De Blasio held up until they put in more affordable housing units. But yeah, it will be interesting to see just how 'affordable' those units are. While I dig that they've cleaned up the parks along the East River, I don't really feel all the disneyfied shops and housing in that area.
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I think you're reading too much into it:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/12/manhattanhenge-new-york-rare-beautiful
Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium and star of Cosmos: a Spacetime Odyssey, is credited with popularising the term ÔÇ£ManhattanhengeÔÇØ ÔÇô he compares it to meanings modern society ascribes to Stonehenge, a circle of 20ft prehistoric rocks on Salisbury Plain in England.
In a 2001 essay, Tyson surmised that when future archeologists unearth New YorkÔÇÖs remains and discover the perfect sunset between cross streets on 29 May (Memorial Day) and 12 July (the MLB All-Star break) they will inevitably conclude that the city worshipped ÔÇ£war and baseballÔÇØ.
@ 23rd St
A couple days earlier at 9th St:
But yeah, that Domino shit is some hideous egotecture for real.
Waiting to see how that shakes down. I'm sure it will result in a mixed income development the likes of which we've scarcely seen in this city for years.
*chortle*
There's more to Brooklyn than Williamsburg.
Well, it was the plan that Bloomberg approved and De Blasio held up until they put in more affordable housing units. But yeah, it will be interesting to see just how 'affordable' those units are. While I dig that they've cleaned up the parks along the East River, I don't really feel all the disneyfied shops and housing in that area.
Perhaps they're trying to build the world's largest Google Doodle