Author Archives: dschwartz
Parks: A Complex History
The evolution of outdoor recreational space for the youth of New York City has been and still is a dynamic process. From the times of tenement houses, the active youth has been claiming territory for their social development, for their … Continue reading
I Wouldn’t Mind a New Age New Deal
How to alleviate economic woes in New York City? Well, that’s a loaded question. We were presented with two almost contrasting views this week on attempts and theories for correcting some of the economic issues that have resulted from or … Continue reading
Tough Decision
It’s very difficult to conclude completely who is correct on the issue of city planning policy. Now that a new element has been introduced to the fray, the Jane Jacobs argument that essentially denounces the principles of the entire body … Continue reading
Can’t Blame Him!
Personally, I don’t drive–yet! Regardless, from riding in cars, walking throughout the city, or simply making inferences about life in the tristate area, it’s obvious the crucial role the highway system Robert Moses spearheaded during his years ‘on the throne’ … Continue reading
