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Marvel's YMCA Brings a Balance with Nature to the Northeast bronx

April 25, 2018 in Architecture, Design, Lifestyle

On the edge of a densely overgrown lot nestled near the largest New York City Housing Authority development in the Bronx, Marvel is designing a dynamic campus of adventure and activity that will provide a state-of-the-art community hub to neighborhood families of all income levels. Located within Bronx Community District 12, a new YMCA community and recreation facility will be located alongside NYCHA’s Baychester and Edenwald Houses. Marvel’s design responds to the natural topography of the site and preserves significant mature trees and groves of vegetation. The facility will be comprised of three pavilions, connected by a glass corridor that provides views out to the landscaped courtyards between them. Both New York City’s YMCA and Marvel are fully committed to the holistic pursuit of a sustainably designed building and will utilize both passive and active sustainable elements in the new design...

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Source: https://www.dexigner.com/news/30687
Tags: YMCA, Bronx, New York, Architecture
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