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superblock
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superblock
A larger than usual residential block, having no through traffic.
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The centerpiece of the district will be a high-density residential and commercial development over a 26 acre rail yard on the superblocks between West 31st and West 33rd Streets.
Hudson Yards development site hits market by Real Estate Weekly
Among them, the letter asked the MTA to toss aside some of the restrictions from the design guidelines, for which HYCAC played a role in crafting, and to introduce the street grid in the two superblocks.
Community Group to MTA: Show Us the Money Behind Rail Yard Bids by Eliot Brown / The New York Observer
Experiments that have evolved from the typological to topological as evidenced in the curvaceous screen walls of the Eugene courthouse (currently under construction) or the serpentine, striated superblocks envisioned for Queens.
Radical unearthings: the new Morphosis exhibition in Paris explores a ... by Ryan, Raymund / The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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