Concrete New York Map
March 23, 2018
This post is about 6 months overdue, but as they say, better late than never. Last October, Blue Crow Media released its Concrete New York Map, a fold-out map highlighting new and old architecture throughout the five boroughs made with everyone’s favorite material: concrete. It was edited by Allison C. Meier and designed by Supergroup Studios. I was fortunate enough to make the photographs for the map back in August, and below are some of my favorite picks from the guide.
Tribeca Synagogue by William N. Berger. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Spring Street Salt Shed by Dattner Architects. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Spring Street Salt Shed by Dattner Architects. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Asphalt Green by Kahn & Jacobs. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Tracey Towers by Paul Rudolph. Photo by Jason R. Woods
George Washington Bridge Bus Station by Pier Luigi Nervi. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Church of the Crucifixion by Costas Machlouzarides. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Begrisch Hall at Bronx Community College by Marcel Breuer. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Ford Foundation Headquarters by Kevin Roche & John Dinkeloo. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Battery Harris at Fort Tilden. Photo by Jason R. Woods
Stair at Met Breuer by Marcel Breuer. Photo by Jason R. Woods
The map has been featured on the following websites:
New map pays tribute to concrete and Brutalist buildings across New York City
