NYIT Showcases Sustainable Floating Housing and Urban Revitalization Projects
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Dezeen staff
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Summary
The article highlights innovative architectural projects from the New York Institute of Technology, including floating housing that uses renewable energy and vertical farming, as well as proposals to revitalize unused urban spaces in Queens and purify New York's water. These projects showcase sustainable and forward-thinking design solutions.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledHousing that floats on water, utilises renewable energy and incorporates vertical farming is among the projects from the New York Institute of Technology.
Also featured is a proposal to revive unused urban spaces in Queens, New York, with plants, and a structure built to purify New York's water.
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