How Does The Original Atlantic Yards Project Compare To What Has Been Built And What Will Come In The Future?
Introduction
- Definition of “Large Scale Architecture” and the impact it has on the city (super-blocks)
- Present an example – Atlantic Yards
- Summary of the site; Atlantic Yards (a reference to site visits)
Part I: Gehry’s Original Project (past)
Quantitative
- Demographics for 2000 census (when the project commenced). Data collected via “Social Explorer”
- Income
- Population (density)
- Property value
- Architectural data
- Programs (ex: inclusionary housing, Privately Owned Public Spaces, etc.)
- Square footage
- Amount of building in the proposed super-block
Qualitative
- Trends in demographic data
- “Why wasn’t it built?”
- Whose decision was it?
Part II: The concurrent development (present)
Quantitative
- Demographics for 2016 (most current data). Data sourced from “The American Community Survey”
- Income
- Population
- Property value
- Architectural data from “The Brooklyn Eagle”
- Current programs
- Square footage
- Current buildings completed
Qualitative
- “What programs remained from the original plan?”
- “Does the architectural shift make a difference to the demographics of the site?”
- “Can we suspect a correlation between both sources of data?”
Part III: Future Plans of The Site (future)
Quantitative
- Projected Demographic Analysis
- Income (educated prediction based on property value)
- Population
- Property value
- Architectural Data From “Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park Report”
- Programs
- Square footage
- Proposed number buildings for the site
- Current progress of the amended plan. Data sourced from “ny.curbed.com — A decade on, Brooklyn’s Pacific Park mega-project is finally realized”
Conclusion: Analysis based on Parts I-III
- Analytical opinion of the future project
- “Is it conducive to the site?”
- “If anything, what should be amended to the current project?”
- Conclusory comparison of the original plan to the current/future plans of the site
- Demographical data comparison
- Architectural data comparison
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