Finding Mayor Bloomberg's Fingerprints on a Transformed New York

As the end of the Bloomberg Era in New York draws to a close, The Architect's Newspaper goes agency by agency exploring how the Mayor has steered the forces of NYC real estate to meet goals for a cleaner, greener, and more equitable city.

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August 26, 2012, 7:00 AM PDT

By Jonathan Nettler @nettsj

In a team effort, Alan G. Brake, Molly Heintz, Julie V. Iovine, Branden Klayko, Nicholas Miller, and Tom Stoelker look at the work of eight of the New York City's agencies and partnerships whose work has had a profound impact on the shape of the city during, and at the direction of, the Bloomberg Administration.

AN surveys the major initiatives undertaken by each agency and the impact and status of those projects.

FULL STORY: Feature> Agencies of Change

Wednesday, August 22, 2012 in The Architect's Newspaper

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