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A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Buildings at/around Inner Harbor

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Buildings at/around Inner Harbor

Harbormaster House -currently in use -storage for boat/harbor equpiment -upper/lower decks open to public, used for Harbor events -part of T5-1 Lakefront District (owned by NY State)

Historic Freight House -not currently in use -not open to public -being renovated -city plans to reuse/reopen in development -part of T5-1 Lakefront District (owned by NY State)

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Buildings A & B

NES Rentals -currently in use -storage/renting of construction machinery -open to public -part of T5 Lakefront District

Anoplate Headquarters -currently in use -metal supply/finishing company -open to public -typically works with industries -part of T5 Lakefront District

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Buildings C & D

School Bus Depot/Storage Lot -currently in use -owned by First Student Bus Service -open to bus company/workers -part of T5 Lakefront DIstrict (CNY Holdings LLC)

Stoage Facilities in Harbor -not currently in use/infrequent use (storage) -related to adjacent warehouse -not open to public -part of T5-1 Lakefront District

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Buildings E & F

Construction Storage -currently in use -storage for construction machinery -not open to public -part of T5 Lakefront DIstrict

Former Warehouse/Storage Building -not currently in use -abandoned/in disrepair -not open to public -part of T5 Lakefront District (area owned by Lansing Group Inc., Gas Storage/Distribution)

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Buildings G & H

Former Warehouse -not currently in use -abandoned/in disrepair -not open to public -part of T5 Lakefront District (area owned by Destiny USA and Util Co. Petro Pipeline

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Building I

Emscher Park -originally a brownfield site, abandoned industrial area -ecology and remediation two driving factors, especially trying to clean up the river -trying to create a green corridor; park extends as a network throughout the city -focus on adapting/reusing existing industrial buildings; trying to preserve image of past (as well as being economical) -used as landscape scultpures -hiking trails around old structures -constructed views -play/recreation areas for public

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Emscher Park as Precedent

-planting of remediative trees around site, especially on piers; provide shade and enhanced green space in summer, aid in remediation of area -using onsite abandoned warehouse as greenhouse/indoor urban farm, varying levels of plantings -using existing storage buildings on site to keep equipment for farming/remediation, possibly water treatment -renovate Historic Freight House as an information/community center for the Inner Harbor -renovate Harbormaster House as a public cafe, using crops grown onsite -use piers as a farmers market in summer, urban farmers using the renovated greenhouse can sell their wares -connect abandoned warehouses/buildings outside of harbor area by renovating as satellite greenhouses, community spaces for information/activity; try to spread awareness of Inner Harbor and its redevelopment

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Proposals for Site

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Abandoned Buildings Near Franklin Sqaure

Spencer Street and Clinton Street as main axes to Franklin Square from Inner Harbor a new corridor in the city, connecting desirable Franlkin Square area to developing Inner Harbor, interval hotspots along the way bring more people to the area due to more programming better reflect the quality of Franklin Square, reuse/redevelop spots left in disrepair along the axes create a green pathway, perhaps as a reflection or connection to Creekwalk

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Axes of Connection

use warehouse typology to create greenhouses/indoor urban farms one major spot on site, multiple satellite buildings along Spencer St. and Clinton St. on site greenhouse to be used primarily for Inner Harbor (summer farmers market, supplying restaurant with food); satellite greenhouses to supply Franklin Sqaure and surrounding area, create green strips for public tiered plantings for most effeciency; ground level open to public to view the development of the project

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Warehouse to Greenhouse

educating/informing public of the developments can be a key aspect on site, Historic Freight House can be opened as visitor/community center, display plans for development and remediation, distribute information about the overall project and how citizens can be involved reuse storage buildings onsite as extensions of visitors center, can have specified programs or information; hold seminars or meetings to explain aspects of project (ex, what is remediation, what is urban farming, how are they being used in this project) along axes, open up ground level of greenhouses to the public, educate about urban/indoor farming, agriculture, food processes in Syracuse

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Centers for Education and Information

remediating existing on site green space; planting remediative trees on piers and strategically throughout site, providing shade in summer and building up simple grass patches create green strip along axes, either a true green corridor or a series of indoor public green spaces green corridor a possible extension of on site farmers market, perhaps even create a summer event or festival out of this condition emphasis on indoor green/public spaces as well, to retain as much use as possible during winter months

A. Mantzoros & M. Yeo | Green Spaces