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PENN'S LANDING
Hargreaves Associates has been selected to design Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia. The project will reconnect the city center to the Delaware River via a new I-95 highway cap, and includes 8 acres of waterfront open space. Deputy Mayor Alan Greenberger, a member of the DRWC planning committee, said: “The Hargreaves-led team has a proven track-record in creating high-quality public spaces that will attract private development. This is another step in a very deliberate process to make connections from the city to the Delaware River, ultimately leading to the redevelopment of Penn’s Landing and a significant return-on-investment for the city.”
Fore more information on Penn's Landing visit this website for further details.
HARGREAVES ASSOCIATES DESIGNING NEW WATERFRONT PARK IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
Hargreaves Associates has been selected to develop the concept design and master implementation plan for Destination Bayfront, a new 30 acre waterfront park in Corpus Christi, Texas. The project was spearheaded by local business leaders, who have worked for more than two years on ways to transform the City-owned space along Shoreline Boulevard into a public waterfront attraction.
The Hargreaves Associates team includes Lake| Flato Architects, HR&A Advisors, and Turner Ramirez & Associates, along with numerous local consultants. The park is expected to include a wide range of family oriented programs, support festivals and active use, re-engage the waterfront and help catalyze economic growth downtown.
Fore more information on Destination Bayfront visit this website for further details.
JAMAICA BAY PARKLANDS VISION PLAN
Hargreaves Associates has been selected by the National Parks Service and the New York City Parks Department to generate a vision plan for the 10,000 acres they jointly own on New York harbor's Jamaica Bay. This joint initiative, announced in the summer of 2011 by Secretary of the Interior Salazar and Mayor Bloomberg heralds a momentous opportunity for the combined resources of each to be re-imagined as a cohesive place that will be a destination for regional, national and international visitors alike who seek it's wild beauty, historic resources and recreational opportunities, juxtaposed with remnants of our nation's military and industrial history. The vision plan will address the actions critical to the bay's ecological recovery after generations of fill, dumping, water pollution and resource depletion as well as the effects of rising sea level. The result will be a vision to guide the coming decades in the creation of unique and diverse places for respite and recreation, educational opportunities and community outreach within the context of a growing and diverse urban environment.
RICHMOND RIVER PLAN
The city is preparing to award a $490,000 contract to Hargreaves Associates of Cambridge, Massachusetts, for a design plan for land along the James River in downtown. The design plan, a follow-up to the Downtown Master Plan, is expected to look at ways to improve and expand public access along the riverfront, which could include Mayo Island and the site of the proposed Echo Harbour development. The plan will focus on the north and south banks of the river from the Robert E. Lee Bridge to the Henrico County line and Ancarrow's Landing.
UNIVERSITY OF MONTPELLIER
Hargreaves Associates is in charge of reflecting about a mode of management of waters and the natural spaces in echo with the urban, landscaped and architectural project conceived by the group. The project aims at the excellence in innovation and in exemplary nature. It bases itself on the principles of pragmatism for the consideration of the risk and for the control of needs in later management. The singular situation of Montpellier offers its unique assets to establish a major Mediterranean pole in the management reasoned by water resources. The coexistence of both opposing situations of the excess and the deficit of water confers naturally on the town from Montpellier, this place of laboratory to meet the challenges of the alternative management of the resource which the Mediterranean Basin will have to find in the next decades. The University of Montpellier which has to become an international leading pole, also has to offer a living environment to its image. It has to integrate an ambitious environmental approach and reach the excellence in the management of the water and the natural spaces.
HAIHE RIVERFRONT LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Hargreaves Associates is currently working on the Conceptual Landscape Plan and Schematic Design for the riverfronts that surround the Tianjin Binhai New Area located in Tanggu. The overall planning area fronts both sides of the Haihe River as it gracefully bends around the new Central Business District on the Yujiapu peninsula before it connects to the Bohai Sea. This ten kilometer stretch of open space is coordinated with the Master Planning vision led by Skidmore Owings & Merrill and aims to reinforce the adjacent land uses, transportation patterns, infrastructure, culturally significant sites and natural ecologies. Site specific open space programs, landscape typologies and key features of the plan are woven into a larger system of upper and lower riverfront promenades.
NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER - KIMMEL PAVILION
Hargreaves Associates was selected by Ennead Architects to collaborate on the Kimmel Pavilion addition at the NYU Medical Center campus in Manhattan - a new hospital tower at 1st Avenue and 34th Street which will include a 1 acre ground level arrival plaza and a 24,600 sf outdoor terrace on the 7th level overlooking the East River which will include gardens, outdoor dining and spill out space for conferences and fund raising events. The 7th level terrace will also include dedicated outdoor space specifically designed for pediatric patients with outdoor dining, gardens and a variety of interactive elements.
Hargreaves Associates has been selected to design Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia. The project will reconnect the city center to the Delaware River via a new I-95 highway cap, and includes 8 acres of waterfront open space. Deputy Mayor Alan Greenberger, a member of the DRWC planning committee, said: “The Hargreaves-led team has a proven track-record in creating high-quality public spaces that will attract private development. This is another step in a very deliberate process to make connections from the city to the Delaware River, ultimately leading to the redevelopment of Penn’s Landing and a significant return-on-investment for the city.”
Fore more information on Penn's Landing visit this website for further details.
HARGREAVES ASSOCIATES DESIGNING NEW WATERFRONT PARK IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
Hargreaves Associates has been selected to develop the concept design and master implementation plan for Destination Bayfront, a new 30 acre waterfront park in Corpus Christi, Texas. The project was spearheaded by local business leaders, who have worked for more than two years on ways to transform the City-owned space along Shoreline Boulevard into a public waterfront attraction.
The Hargreaves Associates team includes Lake| Flato Architects, HR&A Advisors, and Turner Ramirez & Associates, along with numerous local consultants. The park is expected to include a wide range of family oriented programs, support festivals and active use, re-engage the waterfront and help catalyze economic growth downtown.
Fore more information on Destination Bayfront visit this website for further details.
JAMAICA BAY PARKLANDS VISION PLAN
Hargreaves Associates has been selected by the National Parks Service and the New York City Parks Department to generate a vision plan for the 10,000 acres they jointly own on New York harbor's Jamaica Bay. This joint initiative, announced in the summer of 2011 by Secretary of the Interior Salazar and Mayor Bloomberg heralds a momentous opportunity for the combined resources of each to be re-imagined as a cohesive place that will be a destination for regional, national and international visitors alike who seek it's wild beauty, historic resources and recreational opportunities, juxtaposed with remnants of our nation's military and industrial history. The vision plan will address the actions critical to the bay's ecological recovery after generations of fill, dumping, water pollution and resource depletion as well as the effects of rising sea level. The result will be a vision to guide the coming decades in the creation of unique and diverse places for respite and recreation, educational opportunities and community outreach within the context of a growing and diverse urban environment.
RICHMOND RIVER PLAN
The city is preparing to award a $490,000 contract to Hargreaves Associates of Cambridge, Massachusetts, for a design plan for land along the James River in downtown. The design plan, a follow-up to the Downtown Master Plan, is expected to look at ways to improve and expand public access along the riverfront, which could include Mayo Island and the site of the proposed Echo Harbour development. The plan will focus on the north and south banks of the river from the Robert E. Lee Bridge to the Henrico County line and Ancarrow's Landing.
UNIVERSITY OF MONTPELLIER
Hargreaves Associates is in charge of reflecting about a mode of management of waters and the natural spaces in echo with the urban, landscaped and architectural project conceived by the group. The project aims at the excellence in innovation and in exemplary nature. It bases itself on the principles of pragmatism for the consideration of the risk and for the control of needs in later management. The singular situation of Montpellier offers its unique assets to establish a major Mediterranean pole in the management reasoned by water resources. The coexistence of both opposing situations of the excess and the deficit of water confers naturally on the town from Montpellier, this place of laboratory to meet the challenges of the alternative management of the resource which the Mediterranean Basin will have to find in the next decades. The University of Montpellier which has to become an international leading pole, also has to offer a living environment to its image. It has to integrate an ambitious environmental approach and reach the excellence in the management of the water and the natural spaces.
HAIHE RIVERFRONT LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Hargreaves Associates is currently working on the Conceptual Landscape Plan and Schematic Design for the riverfronts that surround the Tianjin Binhai New Area located in Tanggu. The overall planning area fronts both sides of the Haihe River as it gracefully bends around the new Central Business District on the Yujiapu peninsula before it connects to the Bohai Sea. This ten kilometer stretch of open space is coordinated with the Master Planning vision led by Skidmore Owings & Merrill and aims to reinforce the adjacent land uses, transportation patterns, infrastructure, culturally significant sites and natural ecologies. Site specific open space programs, landscape typologies and key features of the plan are woven into a larger system of upper and lower riverfront promenades.
NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER - KIMMEL PAVILION
Hargreaves Associates was selected by Ennead Architects to collaborate on the Kimmel Pavilion addition at the NYU Medical Center campus in Manhattan - a new hospital tower at 1st Avenue and 34th Street which will include a 1 acre ground level arrival plaza and a 24,600 sf outdoor terrace on the 7th level overlooking the East River which will include gardens, outdoor dining and spill out space for conferences and fund raising events. The 7th level terrace will also include dedicated outdoor space specifically designed for pediatric patients with outdoor dining, gardens and a variety of interactive elements.









