Greenwich Lane
MPFF was chosen by Rudin Management to design all landscaped areas of the West Village Residential complex, formerly known as St. Vincent’s hospital. MPFP’s streetscape comprises new street trees and raised garden beds, hosting ornamental trees and lush groundcovers at each entrance. The landscape ties into the existing neighborhood fabric, bridging this new development with its existing surroundings.
An interior courtyard intended for its residents was designed to provide a series of garden “rooms” that offer a variety of experiences including formal and informal landscapes and uses. A tucked away secret garden and central water feature bring variety and illusion into this spatially constrained courtyard. MPFP also assisted in the design and construction of an extensive green roof system, helping the building earn LEED accreditation.
Location
New York, NY
Client
Rudin Management
Scope
Residential; Courtyard Amenity; Roof Terrace Amenity
Scale
2 Acres
Year
Year
1977-1978
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