Gansevoort Streetscapes
Turning a temporary plaza into a thriving public space.
Marvel revitalized the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District by transforming a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent design.The project reflects the area’s unique mix of old and new, using rugged materials, colorful lighting, and modern wayfinding. Located between Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Hudson River, the district includes High Line Park and features distinct elements like bleacher seating at Greenwich and Gansevoort triangle.
Multipurpose street furniture with integrated lighting supports rest and events, generating revenue for public space upkeep and reinforcing the district’s identity as a vibrant cultural hub.
Marvel's design for the streetscape supports the pedestrian-focused nature of the Meatpacking District, connecting visitors to cultural destinations, like Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the High Line.
New plantings, seating, and paving enhance the sidewalk edge, offering a more comfortable and vibrant pedestrian experience in the Meatpacking District.
Lush planting buffers pedestrians from traffic and softens the urban edge, adding seasonal color and texture to the revitalized Meatpacking streetscape.
Granite planks and reclaimed cobblestones blend old and new, reinforcing the Meatpacking District’s historic texture with a durable, modern streetscape.
Marvel transformed a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent, pedestrian-friendly space. The project prioritized safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists while accommodating heavy vehicular traffic.
Making permanent the temporary plaza greatly contributes to the image of the district as a vibrant, cultural, and hard-working corner of the city.
While the project area has two distinct lives during the day and the night, they share one key issue: mobility. Attention to safe and comfortable pedestrian and bicycle circulation while maintaining the busy southern flowing vehicular traffic is a central focus of this project, particularly at the epicenter where Ninth Avenue and 14th Street meet.
To transform the core of New York’s Meatpacking District from temporary interventions to a permanent design, Marvel redesigned one of the city’s pop-up plazas as well as the cobblestone pedestrian zone.
Turning a temporary plaza into a thriving public space.
Marvel revitalized the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District by transforming a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent design.The project reflects the area’s unique mix of old and new, using rugged materials, colorful lighting, and modern wayfinding. Located between Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Hudson River, the district includes High Line Park and features distinct elements like bleacher seating at Greenwich and Gansevoort triangle.
Places to sit, rest and watch the hustle of New York are concentrated in areas that can be transformed with events and programming as sources of revenue to help maintain the public spaces.
Multipurpose street furniture with integrated lighting supports rest and events, generating revenue for public space upkeep and reinforcing the district’s identity as a vibrant cultural hub.
Marvel's design for the streetscape supports the pedestrian-focused nature of the Meatpacking District, connecting visitors to cultural destinations, like Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the High Line.
New plantings, seating, and paving enhance the sidewalk edge, offering a more comfortable and vibrant pedestrian experience in the Meatpacking District.
Lush planting buffers pedestrians from traffic and softens the urban edge, adding seasonal color and texture to the revitalized Meatpacking streetscape.
Granite planks and reclaimed cobblestones blend old and new, reinforcing the Meatpacking District’s historic texture with a durable, modern streetscape.
Marvel transformed a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent, pedestrian-friendly space. The project prioritized safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists while accommodating heavy vehicular traffic.
Marvel transformed a pop-up plaza into a permanent design, prioritizing mobility at the busy nexus of 9th Avenue and 14th Street in the Meatpacking District.
While the project area has two distinct lives during the day and the night, they share one key issue: mobility. Attention to safe and comfortable pedestrian and bicycle circulation while maintaining the busy southern flowing vehicular traffic is a central focus of this project, particularly at the epicenter where Ninth Avenue and 14th Street meet.
To transform the core of New York’s Meatpacking District from temporary interventions to a permanent design, Marvel redesigned one of the city’s pop-up plazas as well as the cobblestone pedestrian zone.
Gansevoort Streetscapes
Turning a temporary plaza into a thriving public space.
Marvel revitalized the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District by transforming a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent design.The project reflects the area’s unique mix of old and new, using rugged materials, colorful lighting, and modern wayfinding. Located between Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Hudson River, the district includes High Line Park and features distinct elements like bleacher seating at Greenwich and Gansevoort triangle.
Multipurpose street furniture with integrated lighting supports rest and events, generating revenue for public space upkeep and reinforcing the district’s identity as a vibrant cultural hub.
Marvel's design for the streetscape supports the pedestrian-focused nature of the Meatpacking District, connecting visitors to cultural destinations, like Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the High Line.
New plantings, seating, and paving enhance the sidewalk edge, offering a more comfortable and vibrant pedestrian experience in the Meatpacking District.
Lush planting buffers pedestrians from traffic and softens the urban edge, adding seasonal color and texture to the revitalized Meatpacking streetscape.
Granite planks and reclaimed cobblestones blend old and new, reinforcing the Meatpacking District’s historic texture with a durable, modern streetscape.
Marvel transformed a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent, pedestrian-friendly space. The project prioritized safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists while accommodating heavy vehicular traffic.
Making permanent the temporary plaza greatly contributes to the image of the district as a vibrant, cultural, and hard-working corner of the city.
While the project area has two distinct lives during the day and the night, they share one key issue: mobility. Attention to safe and comfortable pedestrian and bicycle circulation while maintaining the busy southern flowing vehicular traffic is a central focus of this project, particularly at the epicenter where Ninth Avenue and 14th Street meet.
To transform the core of New York’s Meatpacking District from temporary interventions to a permanent design, Marvel redesigned one of the city’s pop-up plazas as well as the cobblestone pedestrian zone.
Turning a temporary plaza into a thriving public space.
Marvel revitalized the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District by transforming a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent design.The project reflects the area’s unique mix of old and new, using rugged materials, colorful lighting, and modern wayfinding. Located between Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Hudson River, the district includes High Line Park and features distinct elements like bleacher seating at Greenwich and Gansevoort triangle.
Places to sit, rest and watch the hustle of New York are concentrated in areas that can be transformed with events and programming as sources of revenue to help maintain the public spaces.
Multipurpose street furniture with integrated lighting supports rest and events, generating revenue for public space upkeep and reinforcing the district’s identity as a vibrant cultural hub.
Marvel's design for the streetscape supports the pedestrian-focused nature of the Meatpacking District, connecting visitors to cultural destinations, like Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the High Line.
New plantings, seating, and paving enhance the sidewalk edge, offering a more comfortable and vibrant pedestrian experience in the Meatpacking District.
Lush planting buffers pedestrians from traffic and softens the urban edge, adding seasonal color and texture to the revitalized Meatpacking streetscape.
Granite planks and reclaimed cobblestones blend old and new, reinforcing the Meatpacking District’s historic texture with a durable, modern streetscape.
Marvel transformed a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent, pedestrian-friendly space. The project prioritized safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists while accommodating heavy vehicular traffic.
Marvel transformed a pop-up plaza into a permanent design, prioritizing mobility at the busy nexus of 9th Avenue and 14th Street in the Meatpacking District.
While the project area has two distinct lives during the day and the night, they share one key issue: mobility. Attention to safe and comfortable pedestrian and bicycle circulation while maintaining the busy southern flowing vehicular traffic is a central focus of this project, particularly at the epicenter where Ninth Avenue and 14th Street meet.
To transform the core of New York’s Meatpacking District from temporary interventions to a permanent design, Marvel redesigned one of the city’s pop-up plazas as well as the cobblestone pedestrian zone.
Gansevoort Streetscapes
Turning a temporary plaza into a thriving public space.
Marvel revitalized the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District by transforming a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent design.The project reflects the area’s unique mix of old and new, using rugged materials, colorful lighting, and modern wayfinding. Located between Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Hudson River, the district includes High Line Park and features distinct elements like bleacher seating at Greenwich and Gansevoort triangle.
Multipurpose street furniture with integrated lighting supports rest and events, generating revenue for public space upkeep and reinforcing the district’s identity as a vibrant cultural hub.
Marvel's design for the streetscape supports the pedestrian-focused nature of the Meatpacking District, connecting visitors to cultural destinations, like Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the High Line.
New plantings, seating, and paving enhance the sidewalk edge, offering a more comfortable and vibrant pedestrian experience in the Meatpacking District.
Lush planting buffers pedestrians from traffic and softens the urban edge, adding seasonal color and texture to the revitalized Meatpacking streetscape.
Granite planks and reclaimed cobblestones blend old and new, reinforcing the Meatpacking District’s historic texture with a durable, modern streetscape.
Marvel transformed a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent, pedestrian-friendly space. The project prioritized safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists while accommodating heavy vehicular traffic.
Making permanent the temporary plaza greatly contributes to the image of the district as a vibrant, cultural, and hard-working corner of the city.
While the project area has two distinct lives during the day and the night, they share one key issue: mobility. Attention to safe and comfortable pedestrian and bicycle circulation while maintaining the busy southern flowing vehicular traffic is a central focus of this project, particularly at the epicenter where Ninth Avenue and 14th Street meet.
To transform the core of New York’s Meatpacking District from temporary interventions to a permanent design, Marvel redesigned one of the city’s pop-up plazas as well as the cobblestone pedestrian zone.
Turning a temporary plaza into a thriving public space.
Marvel revitalized the heart of New York’s Meatpacking District by transforming a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent design.The project reflects the area’s unique mix of old and new, using rugged materials, colorful lighting, and modern wayfinding. Located between Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Hudson River, the district includes High Line Park and features distinct elements like bleacher seating at Greenwich and Gansevoort triangle.
Places to sit, rest and watch the hustle of New York are concentrated in areas that can be transformed with events and programming as sources of revenue to help maintain the public spaces.
Multipurpose street furniture with integrated lighting supports rest and events, generating revenue for public space upkeep and reinforcing the district’s identity as a vibrant cultural hub.
Marvel's design for the streetscape supports the pedestrian-focused nature of the Meatpacking District, connecting visitors to cultural destinations, like Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the High Line.
New plantings, seating, and paving enhance the sidewalk edge, offering a more comfortable and vibrant pedestrian experience in the Meatpacking District.
Lush planting buffers pedestrians from traffic and softens the urban edge, adding seasonal color and texture to the revitalized Meatpacking streetscape.
Granite planks and reclaimed cobblestones blend old and new, reinforcing the Meatpacking District’s historic texture with a durable, modern streetscape.
Marvel transformed a temporary pop-up plaza and cobblestone pedestrian zone into a permanent, pedestrian-friendly space. The project prioritized safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists while accommodating heavy vehicular traffic.
Marvel transformed a pop-up plaza into a permanent design, prioritizing mobility at the busy nexus of 9th Avenue and 14th Street in the Meatpacking District.
While the project area has two distinct lives during the day and the night, they share one key issue: mobility. Attention to safe and comfortable pedestrian and bicycle circulation while maintaining the busy southern flowing vehicular traffic is a central focus of this project, particularly at the epicenter where Ninth Avenue and 14th Street meet.
To transform the core of New York’s Meatpacking District from temporary interventions to a permanent design, Marvel redesigned one of the city’s pop-up plazas as well as the cobblestone pedestrian zone.