We believe that successful waterfronts begin with sound planning, time-tested urban design and an understanding that the water's edge belongs to the public.
Come join Honorary Chair Dini Ajmani and FBW on Thursday, November 12, from 7-9 PM at the Hoboken Elks Lodge, 1005 Washington Street. Be a sponsor/buy a ticket.
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City of Hoboken awards contract to Topology LLC to develop a comprehensive redevelopment plan for lower Hudson Street, hopefully replacing the Garage B megaproject
FBW's plan: https://t.co/83ICOe2q3T
Park Avenue - DOT Improves Its ‘Park’ Avenue Plan With Separate Bike And Pedestrian Space In Widened Median
Community boards recommended improvements to put more park in Park Avenue — and the Mamdani administration responded.
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"At least the planners put back some of the streets, quiet and bollard-protected though they may be. They understood that the street, not the building, is the fundamental building block of the city, and they had no desire to replicate the enormous superblock of the twin towers with its deadening, chilly plaza that was so windswept that it was often closed off to pedestrians. We did learn something over the last generation about how cities work, even if not enough."
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Storm That Flooded Hoboken Set A Record, City Says
Cleanup continued Friday after a storm caused flash flooding around Hoboken. The city explained why. https://t.co/QjXr2Ty70C via @hobokenpatch
"New York City’s 7 million existing trees remove 1,100 tons of air pollution and sequester an estimated 51,000 tons of carbon per year, helping to slow the pace of the climate emergency. They also reduce stormwater runoff by 69 million cubic feet."
Increasing Urban Tree Canopy Associated With Reduced Mortality: A Longitudinal Analysis of Chicago Neighborhoods - Garcia - 2026 - GeoHealth - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/uCoayJbtHz