Sign us up! Installation of new wayfinding and informational signage is now underway throughout Battery Park City, with work scheduled to be complete this fall. The Battery Park City Wayfinding Program is a comprehensive wayfinding and signage initiative intended to …
Take load off! Working with our partners at Battery Park City Seniors, the Parks Operations team has installed new benches at the small West Thames dog run, joining those in place at the adjacent larger park. While smaller dogs can …
To facilitate work on the BPC Ball Fields and Community Center Resiliency Project, which will reduce the flood risk to a treasured public space used by some 50,000 local youth each year, in the coming weeks a one-block section of …
Committee Comprised of Representatives from Essential Worker Groups, Local Residents, Community Board Leadership, and State Officials Battery Park City Authority Chairman George J. Tsunis today announced the creation of a new Battery Park City Essential Workers Monument Advisory Committee to …
To access the North / West BPC Resiliency Public Meeting click here. The North / West Battery Park City Resiliency Project (NWBPCR) contemplates protective measures employed along the northern and western portions of Battery Park City to reduce the risks associated with …
On the evening of July 6, thunderstorm and high winds associated with Tropical Storm Elsa whipped through Battery Park City, damaging several trees and downing others throughout the neighborhood. As an immediate measure, our Parks Operations team was hard at …
In partnership with the Shirley Fiterman Art Center (SFAC) at Borough of Manhattan Community College, Interventions features works by internationally-recognized artists Mildred Howard and Ned Smyth – both of whom also have works on display in Battery Park City. The exhibition can be …
It’s a sign of the times! After a delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, beginning next week BPCA will commence installation of new “wayfinding” signage across Battery Park City. Construction equipment (pictured) is now staged on the North Esplanade to …
