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A $335 Million Park at Lincoln Center Would Right Old WrongsA $335 Million Park at Lincoln Center Would Right Old Wrongs | A $335 Million Park at Lincoln Center Would Right Old WrongsA $335 Million Park at Lincoln Center Would Right Old Wrongs |
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While it’s hard not to despair about the city’s housing shortage and other troubles, a stream of architecturally ambitious civic and cultural projects have been steadily remapping swaths of New York in recent years. The sheer number of them, public and private, is surprising: Moynihan Train Hall, Barry Diller’s Little Island, Sunset Park Library, Far Rockaway Park in Queens. | |
The Davis Center opened last month, transfiguring six acres at the north end of Central Park. The refurbished Frick Collection on 70th Street is a triumph. A renovated Delacorte Theater debuts this summer in Central Park. A new Studio Museum arrives in Harlem shortly after that. | The Davis Center opened last month, transfiguring six acres at the north end of Central Park. The refurbished Frick Collection on 70th Street is a triumph. A renovated Delacorte Theater debuts this summer in Central Park. A new Studio Museum arrives in Harlem shortly after that. |
The list goes on. | The list goes on. |
Lincoln Center just added to it, unveiling a $335 million plan to overhaul Damrosch Park on the center’s southwest corner. | Lincoln Center just added to it, unveiling a $335 million plan to overhaul Damrosch Park on the center’s southwest corner. |
It’s about time. The park has long been in decline, with its decrepit band shell, which has required the performing arts complex to spend a fortune each summer setting up, then taking down, a temporary stage for outdoor concerts. | It’s about time. The park has long been in decline, with its decrepit band shell, which has required the performing arts complex to spend a fortune each summer setting up, then taking down, a temporary stage for outdoor concerts. |
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