From Councilmember Jackson’s press release:
Council Member Robert Jackson was joined by Assembly members Denny Farrell and Guillermo Linares as well as community leaders at a press conference on Friday October 28th, to celebrate and acknowledge Broadway Housing Communities (BHC)’s…
Harvard Graduate School of Education Website | October 28, 2011
by Jill Anderson
After years of planning and collaboration among artists, activists, and architects, a green educational and cultural arts mixed-use development will open next year on the boundary of Harlem’s…
As part of its ongoing Askwith Forums series, the Harvard Graduate School of Education presents
Art, Architecture and Activism:
The Sugar Hill Project
Friday, October 21st from 4-5:30pm
Askwith Hall, Harvard University
Advisor and Friend of Sugar Hill Steven Seidel will deliver…
At a recent event at the Rio II rooftop gallery, Congressman Charles Rangel reaffirmed his support for Broadway Housing Communities and the Sugar Hill Project. Amid an exhibit of photographs depicting great performances by African-American musicians, and…
W Magazine | March 2011
…Charismatic and engaging—if fond of architectspeak—Adjaye, 44, is a rarity among his peers, and not just because he’s a black architect working in a predominantly white world. A self-described Robin Hood, he balances spare, geometric…
CUNY Newswire | February 3, 2011
…Rather than only build brand-new facilities, however, children’s advocates should consider repurposing and adding small-scale projects to New York City neighborhoods that can attract additional investment, contends Dr. Marta Gutman. A…
The New York Times | Wednesday, January 26, 2011
…But demand is so high in New York that the 124 units at Sugar Hill will be allocated by lottery. A three-bedroom apartment at Sugar Hill will rent…
World Interior Design Network | November 15, 2010
London-based architect David Adjaye has been commissioned to design a unique low-income housing scheme complete with a children’s museum at the historic Harlem neighbourhood in Manhattan, …
The Architect’s Newspaper | November 11, 2010
If designing the African American Museum of History and Culture on the Washington Mall has brought national prestige to London-based architect David Adjaye, the more recent commission to design a new…
Harlem World Blog | November 5, 2010
On Wednesday, November 3, hundreds of artists, arts administrators, Harlem residents, friends and family joined Ellen Baxter, Founder and Executive of Broadway Housing Communities at Shephard’s Great Hall, City College of New…
