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| − | The '''Boathouse Marsh''' is a waterfront access park planned for Columbia's [[Baker | + | The '''Boathouse Marsh''' is a waterfront access park planned for Columbia's [[Baker Athletic Complex]] and a companion project to the development of the [[Campbell Sports Center]]. |
| − | [[Image:BoathouseMarshSite.png|thumb|240px|Site of the Boathouse March project]]Due to the development of the Sports Center being located on land with waterfront access, Columbia must incorporate some form of public access to that waterfront. As such, the project is being built in conjunction with the development of a waterfront access park at the end of 218th street in the clump of trees between Kraft Field and the [[boathouses]]. | + | [[Image:BoathouseMarshSite.png|thumb|240px|Site of the Boathouse March project]]Due to the development of the Sports Center being located on land with waterfront access, Columbia must incorporate some form of public access to that waterfront. As such, the project is being built in conjunction with the development of a waterfront access park at the end of 218th street in the clump of trees between the southwest corner of [[Lawrence A. Wien Stadium|Kraft Field]] and the [[boathouses]]. |
The project is being designed by [http://www.fieldoperations.net/ James Corner Field Operations], a landscape firm perhaps best known for their collaboration on the development of the acclaimed [http://www.thehighline.org/ High Line Park]. | The project is being designed by [http://www.fieldoperations.net/ James Corner Field Operations], a landscape firm perhaps best known for their collaboration on the development of the acclaimed [http://www.thehighline.org/ High Line Park]. | ||
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*[http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2010/03/30/columbia_u_bringing_starchitecture_to_inwood.php Columbia U. Bringing Starchitecture... to Inwood?] Curbed Blog, 30 march 2010. | *[http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2010/03/30/columbia_u_bringing_starchitecture_to_inwood.php Columbia U. Bringing Starchitecture... to Inwood?] Curbed Blog, 30 march 2010. | ||
*[http://manhattan.ny1.com/content/top_stories/115747/columbia-presents-plans-for-inwood-waterfront-expansion Columbia Presents Plans For Inwood Waterfront Expansion], NY1, 24 March 2010. | *[http://manhattan.ny1.com/content/top_stories/115747/columbia-presents-plans-for-inwood-waterfront-expansion Columbia Presents Plans For Inwood Waterfront Expansion], NY1, 24 March 2010. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:16, 22 November 2012
The Boathouse Marsh is a waterfront access park planned for Columbia's Baker Athletic Complex and a companion project to the development of the Campbell Sports Center.
Due to the development of the Sports Center being located on land with waterfront access, Columbia must incorporate some form of public access to that waterfront. As such, the project is being built in conjunction with the development of a waterfront access park at the end of 218th street in the clump of trees between the southwest corner of Kraft Field and the boathouses.
The project is being designed by James Corner Field Operations, a landscape firm perhaps best known for their collaboration on the development of the acclaimed High Line Park.
External links
- Baker Athletic Complex Waterfront Public Access Area - Columbia Facilities
- Columbia U. Bringing Starchitecture... to Inwood? Curbed Blog, 30 march 2010.
- Columbia Presents Plans For Inwood Waterfront Expansion, NY1, 24 March 2010.
