My alternative walk would start from High Street, Brooklyn Bridge  train station.  While coming out from the train station you’ll be facing from South side.  Looking to the South-West,  you’ll be noticing the two way streets and passed the two way street,you will be seeing Cadman Plaza Park . Go North to Middagah St and cross the intersection. Once crossing intersection, you enter Cadman Plaza Park and while facing the west side , you’ll be seeing  lots of Trees , grass ,benches and  also monuments. The first monuments that you will come across is from William Jay Gaynor, having the his history in-graved in the granite made monument. Walking past that side , the other side of the monument you be discovering the bronze sculpture of Gaynor  on a Granite pedestal. Moving on From the monument  heading to the south , you’ll be encountering a a two walkways that go in different directions, you are going to take the left walkway and walk straight ahead. While  strolling in the park , you’ll be seeing benches in that walkway and lined up trees. Passing through the walkway, you’ll be seeing  a glimpse of a large memorial  while heading to the south side of the park . Once you encounter with the memorial, you’ll be seeing a big limestone memorial that has an engraved comment  with 2 enormous statues, with one being a female and the other being male. despite the memorial , you’ll also be seeing a big field right in front of the memorial and benches surrounding the field.    Continuing the route walking straight ahead , you’ll be seeing the exit in font of you . Once exiting from the South side of the park, you are going to be viewing a three lane street in front of you in Tillary St . From there, you are going to to take a left toward the west side and walk straight forward until you reach to Jay St, . Once you reached to Jay street, you’re going to be crossing the street toward the south side and ultimately reaching to City Tech.  The walk from High Street to City tech will approximate take a extra 10 minutes compared to getting of from Jay Street Metro Tech.