Master Plan
Current Challenge: Unify the park’s experience and geography.
- Unified Experience
- Develop a language of light
- Each division of the park will have its own color:
- Staten Island: Yellow
- Sandy Hook: Blue
- Jamaica Bay: Red
- Fort Bennett Field: Burgundy
- Repeating the use of light to highlight assets of the park will unite the visitors’ experience of the park as a whole.
- Opportunities:
- Recreational
- Ecological
- Historic
- Opportunities:
- Each division of the park will have its own color:
- Develop a language of light
- Unified Geography
- Create four marinas to provide visitors with the ability to use alternative transportation:
- Public Transportation
- Boats to ferry people from marina to 100marina on the hours
- Private Transportation: Rent
- Boats
- Personal Water Craft
- Bicycles
- Public Transportation
- New methods of transportation allow people to traverse the entire park.
- New marine transportation will not only link the park, but it pays homage to the maritime history of the region.
- Create four marinas to provide visitors with the ability to use alternative transportation:
Fort Bennett Field
- Identify FBF as its own entity
- Unique color
- Burgundy light
- Redness shows that it is part of Jamaica Bay unique part of the park.
- Unique color
- The center of the redesign
- New multi-functional iconic building that houses:
- Park administration
- Public green house / auditorium
- Overlooks samples of every environment in the park
- Presentations of the natural elements of the park will be given to the public with New York City as the back drop
- Vegetation inside the green house and in the immediate area around it can be lit to enforce the speaker’s presentation
- Lookout points service:
- Bird Watchers
- Antique Air Show audiences
- Small meeting rooms:
- Model Hobbyists
- Community Gardeners
- Club Sportsmen
- Shower Rooms:
- Windsurfers
- Bicycle maintenance space
- Marina for FBF
- Support Green Houses
- Supply the main green house with plants
- Provide the entire park with saplings
- Counteract the negative impacts of this urban environment.
- Large concrete water retention ponds
- Help contain storm water overflow
- Constantly filled with water and emptied when storms overflow into the bay.
- Plants attached to a lattice will help filter the water before it is released into the bay.
- Help contain storm water overflow
- New multi-functional iconic building that houses: