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New Sections of East River Park Now Open

Just in time for summer, New York City has opened large new sections of the new East River Park.

Local officials and the design team which includes MNLA, AKRF, One Architecture, BIG, Arcadis, and Jacobs marked the opening of large sections of the new East River Park, which is being rebuilt at an 8- to 10-foot-higher elevation as part of the flood protection provided by East Side Coastal Resiliency. The areas opened to the public on Memorial Day.

This quarter-mile stretch of park brings a variety of new amenities to the community, including basketball and tennis courts, picnic and BBQ areas, a multi-use turf field, open lawn space, and inviting zones for nature exploration and water play. As an addition to the already completed Stuyvesant Cove Park, it now forms part of a broader one-mile span of realized Manhattan coastal resiliency.

May 29, 2025

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2025 Promotions

MNLA is excited to announce 2025 promotions. From emerging designers to a seasoned professional, these individuals consistently elevate both our firm and the profession of landscape architecture through their consistent leadership and contribution of new ideas. We wish them continued professional growth and success as valued members of the MNLA team.

March 26, 2025

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Groundbreaking at Yale University!

On September 30th, Yale University celebrated the groundbreaking of its new Physical Sciences and Engineering Building (PSEB), the centerpiece of the Upper Science Hill Development (USHD), which spans 16 acres and 611,000 square feet.

The complex will serve as a hub for quantum science, engineering, and materials initiatives. It embraces the topography of New Haven’s urban and landscape context, and integrates the campus with the surrounding neighborhood. The USHD is one of Yale’s largest and most complex buildings to date, and it embodies the client and the design team's commitment to excellence, sustainability, and community-oriented design.

This groundbreaking commences Phase 1 of 2, with construction completion projected for 2030.

Read more here.

September 30, 2024

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