🏛️ Architecture & Design 9h ago · Tereza Pesmazoglou

Grimshaw’s restoration and expansion of 70 Mulberry Street in New York City’s Chinatown breaks ground

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Construction has broken ground on a new community center in New York City’s Chinatown designed by Grimshaw.  The community center is located at 70 Mulberry Street where, almost seven years ago, there was a terrible fire.  “Our design for 70 Mulberry is simply about the balance of heritage and innovation for a new community center,”
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