ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘New Jersey’Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial in New Jersey by Julian King ArchitectSaturday, May 28th, 2011Article source: Julian King Architect An ethereal wall of over 100,000 glass bottles, representing those who survived the Nazi death camps-each with a personal message, rises out of the sand as a glimmering beacon of hope and testament to human resilience in the face of atrocity.  Detail of bottle wall
Pier C Park in Hoboken, NJ by Michael Van ValkenburghWednesday, January 19th, 2011
Pier C Park is located along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway in Hoboken, New Jersey and is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to provide recreational open space at the water’s edge. An active recreation pier designed to accommodate users of all ages, the new park complements neighboring parks in program and form. Pier C represents a new generation of waterfront programming, defined by recreation and public access rather than industrial or maritime uses. The new pier sits within the rectilinear footprint of the long-absent original Pier C, with arcing walkways that capitalize on views to Manhattan as well as the active uses of the pier.
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