November 3, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 43
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Local planner gets the big job: Carlton Brown to plan centerpiece of BAM district
BAM District: The centerpiece of a world-class arts district that’s going up around the Brooklyn Academy of Music will be built by a local developer, The Brooklyn Paper has learned. Comment.
Will Greenpoint museum be next victim of city land grab?
Williamsburg: While the city turns up the heat on TransGas, a smaller landowner is feeling the pressure from a city plan to condemn property to create Bushwick Inlet Park. Comments (3).
Spelling it out: Artist tapes his anti-Yards message onto buildings
Atlantic Yards: Scott Witter — the curator of Brooklyn’s Other Museum of Brooklyn (a.k.a. BOMB) — has covered an entire brick wall with a caustic message to Mayor Bloomberg protesting the controversial 16-skyscraper–and–arena Atlantic Yards project, warning that the project would result in a neighborhood getting “raped.” Comment.
Performance artist Aaron Cedolia
Checkin’ in with: The man behind that weird line of “customers” at Trader Joe’s is unmasked! Comments (2).
Big deal. Astroland has been saved. Now what?
Letters: Our mailbag is full as usual! Comment.
Historic Dumbo? City considers landmarking
DUMBO: DUMBO residents, civic organizations and the area’s most-prominent developer were unified in their support for recognizing the neighborhood as a historic district at a Landmarks Preservation Commission hearing on Tuesday. Comment.
New Downtown Face: Vision of the future
Downtown plan: Downtown planners introduced on Thursday a glitzy vision of Downtown Brooklyn as a 24/7 destination — and neighborhood — putting snazzy window dressing on a retrenchment of the original notion that the Flatbush Avenue corridor and surrounding streets would be a booming business district. Comments (3).
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