In New York, things are going swimmingly. A popular getaway, just a four-hour ride north of the Big Apple, has the most pristine lake in the US. Lake George — nicknamed the Queen of American Lakes — ...
Photo spread from Waterworks: The Hidden Water System of New York by Stanley Greenberg (2025) (all images courtesy Kris Graves Projects, unless otherwise noted) New York City is defined in many ways ...
New York City buys 48 acres in Westchester to protect its drinking water supply, making it the city's costliest watershed land deal ever at $12 million.
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Forget Central Park — New York City's Under-The-Radar Urban Landscape Is Intimate And Stunning
In New York, an iconic city full of iconic landmarks, Central Park reigns supreme, drawing joggers, dog-walkers, commuters, and out-of-towners into its 843 bucolic acres like a big, green magnet. But ...
The city has bought more than 125,000 acres of land to provide a buffer around water reservoirs. It’s much cheaper than spending billions on filtration systems, officials say. By Hilary Howard New ...
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NYC pays nearly $13M for land near Kensico Reservoir to protect water
The $12.56M purchase price for 48 acres in New Castle is the largest amount NYC has ever paid to protect the drinking supply for 10 million people.
From rooftop terraces to public parks to country gardens, New York landscape architects craft outdoor spaces that celebrate the natural world and delight their visitors. Firms in the New York area are ...
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