Filming at NYCHA
NYCHA developments are a major part of New York City’s landscape, so it is no wonder that they have played a supporting role in the backgrounds of numerous documentaries, films, and television shows.
Read moreNYCHA developments are a major part of New York City’s landscape, so it is no wonder that they have played a supporting role in the backgrounds of numerous documentaries, films, and television shows.
Read moreA new outdoor public art exhibition, “Intertwining Colors,” is now on view across 370 feet of construction scaffolding at Fulton
Read moreSince 1941, Kingsborough Houses has been the home of Exodus and Dance, an 8-foot by 80-foot sculpture that depicts scenes
Read more“Cornerstone Stories: Voices of Founding Residents of Atlantic Terminal,” invites listeners on an audio walking tour of NYCHA’s Atlantic Terminal development through the words of three residents who have lived at the development since it opened in 1976.
Read moreRed Hook Houses is the first NYCHA campus to host a new public art project that repurposes temporary construction fencing
Read moreA beautiful, bright garden has sprouted on the walls of the Stapleton Senior Center at Staten Island’s Stapleton Houses. The flowers are made of
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