Here's what we're reading this week:
DOT Improves Its ‘Park’ Avenue Plan With Separate Bike And Pedestrian Space In Widened Median "The Mamdani administration unveiled its plan for transforming the median of Park Avenue into a space for meandering pedestrians and for cyclists — and it’s bolder than the Department of Transportation’s original proposal from earlier this summer." (StreetsblogNYC)
New Renderings of the MTA's IBX Project Serving Brooklyn, Queens "New stations slated for the proposed Interborough Express linking Brooklyn and Queens via light rail will feature multiple elevators and a modern look breaking from the century-old subway system’s aesthetic." (Gothamist)
NYCEDC Launches First-Ever Pilot of a Circular Construction Hub "Year-Long Pilot to Focus on Recovery, Sorting, Storage, and Redistribution of Select Construction Materials to Reduce Waste, Extend Lifecycles, and Generate Feasibility Data." (NYC EDC)
Hudson Square Gets a Colorful Pedestrian Plaza "A new pedestrian plaza officially opened in Hudson Square last week, adding 6,500 square feet of car-free space to the Manhattan neighborhood." (6sqft)
A Colorful Comeback on 4th St. "After a few months in primer, the color has returned to 246 E. Fourth St. at Avenue B." (EVGrieve)
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