Unity Plaza Welcomes Newly Upgraded Community Center
On September 12, Unity Plaza Houses in Brooklyn celebrated a newly refurbished community center, featuring upgraded multipurpose and dance rooms,
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Repair & Rebuild
NYC Parks and NYCHA Celebrate Completion of Playground and Open Space Renovations in Queens
Redfern Houses Park and Playground and Woodside Houses seating area were completely renovated through $23 million NYC Parks and NYCHA
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Meet a NYCHA Construction Partner: Jacobs
As part of an ongoing series, we’re featuring the construction partners who work with NYCHA to ensure safe, decent, and
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Multipurpose Recreation Area Opens at Polo Grounds Towers
On July 11, Manhattan’s Polo Grounds Towers marked the official opening of a multi-use recreation space, which includes a newly
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Whitman Houses Breaks Ground for Upgraded Recreation Space
Whitman Houses celebrated the future opening of a revitalized recreation area, featuring both basketball and handball courts.
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NYCHA, NYC Parks Kick Off Open-Space Revamp at 1471 Watson Avenue
NYCHA and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) have set in motion the construction of
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NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: Spring 2023
Upgraded play spaces were among the newly renovated facilities and grounds improvements recently welcomed by NYCHA developments in Manhattan and
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NYCHA Opens “Comp Mod” Resident Engagement Office at Todt Hill Houses Ahead of Renovations
NYCHA’s Comprehensive Modernization (Comp Mod) team has opened the first-of-its-kind resident engagement office at Todt Hill Houses on Staten Island.
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NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: December – January
A NYCHA development in Brooklyn recently welcomed dozens of sustainable lighting fixtures, while other developments in Brooklyn and Manhattan received
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Mariner’s Harbor Houses to Receive Upgraded Entrance Doors for Improved Safety
Former State Assemblyman Michael Cusick announced in late December that his office secured $2.7 million in funding to replace dozens
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