Flatiron Partnership and Van Alen Institute Announce Selection of 7th Annual Flatiron Public Plaza Design Installation:
Point of Action by Studio Cooke John
NEW YORK, September 29, 2020 – The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and Van Alen Institute today announced their selection for the seventh annual Flatiron Public Plaza Design Installation: Point of Action by Studio Cooke John. Point of Action will be on view November 23, 2020–January 1, 2021 in the Flatiron Public Plazas on Broadway, Fifth Avenue, and 23rd Street in Manhattan, creating a highly visible landmark throughout the holidays.
Point of Action invites New Yorkers and visitors to contemplate the experience of seeing one another—and being seen. Once the viewer steps out of their usual routine and into the installation’s threshold, there are multiple opportunities for connection with fellow viewers and with passersby. Six-foot circles affixed onto the Flatiron Public Plazas create nine “spotlights,” each with its own vertical metal frame. Ropes weave through each frame and part, like a curtain figuratively pulled aside, to make room for the viewer to take the spotlight, connect with other viewers across the Plazas, and take action as they move out and beyond. Lighting emitted from a halo above each circle strengthens the framing; lights embedded into the sides of each frame add another layer to the viewer.
"We are at a threshold during this pandemic. Now that our eyes have been opened to realities that have been with us all along, how do we move forward? My hope is that Point of Action makes people think about how we connect to the people we see every day so that we can move forward together,” said Nina Cooke John, Principal and Founder of Studio Cooke John.
As the first Flatiron Public Design Installation to be spread throughout both the North and South Plazas, Point of Action’s larger footprint allows for more socially distanced engagement. However, the installation’s concentric circles ripple out from each spot, eventually connecting with other circles, and thus other viewers, across the Plazas.
“Point of Action beautifully meets our city’s current moment of uncertainty, provoking us to think not only about our interconnectedness with one another, but the role of our public spaces in creating connected, healthy, and resilient communities as we look toward collective recovery,” said James Mettham, Executive Director of the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership. “There is no better place for this installation than the Flatiron Public Plazas, world-renown public spaces for meeting friends, participating in our public programming, and enjoying art and architecture. We are proud to partner with the Van Alen Institute to present Point of Action and we invite visitors from near and far to visit Flatiron this season.”
“This year has been a profound exercise in finding new ways of connecting, from embracing video calls to coming together in social action. With Point of Action, Studio Cooke John powerfully captures the importance of building new connections and community, which are critical to our city’s resilience,” said Deborah Marton, Executive Director, Van Alen Institute. “The Flatiron Public Plaza Design Installation is an important part of Van Alen Institute's Public Realm R&D program, intended to surface the work of emerging designers and test new strategies to bring people together in public space. We’re honored to collaborate with the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership to activate this iconic plaza, especially as our outdoor public spaces have proven essential to our wellbeing.”
“This year DOT Art is especially appreciative of Studio Cooke John’s highly interactive response in a time when our city is craving connection,” said Wendy Feuer, DOT Assistant Commissioner of Urban Design + Art + Wayfinding. “For the first time, work will be installed on both the North and South Plazas, which strengthens the theme of connectivity and allows space for reflection.”
Studio Cooke John is a multidisciplinary design studio with a broad range of expertise that values placemaking as a way to transform relationships between people and the built environment. Led by Studio Cooke John founder Nina Cooke John, the Point of Action project team includes fabricator Charlie Spademan of Spademan Fabrication; NY Lighting Group, which is donating in-kind fabrication services; lighting consultant Jimmie Drummond of Drummond Projects; and installation contractor Kathy Lysikowska-Diaz of KLD NY Inc.
Studio Cooke John was selected by the Partnership and Van Alen from a shortlist of seven firms, each recommended by design experts in Van Alen’s network. The other shortlisted firms were Architensions, Austin + Mergold, Bryony Roberts Studio, Office Lou Arencibia, Studio Ijeoma, and Studio Zewde.
Nominations for the shortlisted firms were provided by Benjamin Cadena, Founder, Studio Cadena; Justin Garrett Moore, Executive Director, New York City Public Design Commission; Toni L. Griffin, Founder, urbanAC; Nancy Hou & Josh De Sousa, Founders, Hou de Sousa; Jing Liu, Principal, SO-IL; V. Mitch McEwen, Principal, Atelier Office; Ashley Mendelsohn, Architecture Curator and Educator; Leni Schwendinger, Founder, Leni Schwendinger Light Projects; and Jae Shin, Partner, HECTOR.
Since its inception in 2014, the Flatiron Public Plaza Holiday Design Competition has been a platform for the Partnership and Van Alen Institute to deepen their connections with emerging designers, bring people together, and support inventive visions for an iconic urban plaza. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s installation will offer the neighborhood continuity in uncertain times.
The installation is permitted through NYC DOT Art and will be open to the public daily, weather permitting. The Partnership is encouraging visitors to use #PointofAction on Twitter and Instagram to share images of the installation.
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>> Visit Van Alen's Flatiron Installation Overview
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership has launched All in Flatiron Dining Deals, a new campaign featuring special online and in-person discounts from nearly 30 restaurants around Flatiron and NoMad. The campaign is an extension of NYC & Company's All in NYC campaign which is a rallying call to unite locals as New York City reopens and begins to recover.
Now through September 30, customers can show an All in Flatiron digital badge at locations offering in-person promotions, or use promo code “ALLINFLATIRON” for online orders where applicable. Deals include free desserts, appetizers, glasses of wine and more—for outdoor dining, take-out and delivery.
To explore the full list of participating restaurants and their deals, visit flatirondistrict.nyc/allin.
In the weeks ahead, the Partnership will work with local businesses in other sectors to share out their “All In” videos and content as a part of the broader All in NYC campaign.
As Economy Spirals, Restaurant, Retail, Civic, Real Estate and Tech Leaders
Submit 'Blueprint to Save Small Business’
NEW YORK, NY, April 13, 2020 – Prominent New York City industry leaders in restaurants, nightlife, retail, real estate, economic development and tech have joined forces to advocate for urgently-needed relief to save the city’s small business community.
Reflecting the magnitude of this crisis, the body of the group comprises the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, Greenwich Village Chelsea Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, NYC BID Association, New York City Hospitality Alliance, NYS Latino Restaurant, Bar & Lounge Association, New York State Restaurant Association, Queens Chamber of Commerce, Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, Tech:NYC and The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY).
With hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers out of work amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the group outlined four key policies to resuscitate ailing small businesses and revamp the economy.
The policies entail direct financial assistance for rent and mortgages for the duration of the shutdown, extending business interruption insurance to cover the COVID-19 pandemic and converting sales tax collection into cash grants for small businesses.
The Blueprint to Save Small Business is being presented in a letter (attached) to Governor Cuomo, Mayor de Blasio and other elected leaders in New York. It includes:
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership is a member of the affore mentioned NYC BID Association. To read the letter to our elected officials in full, click here.
“Story Portraits of US Veterans: World War II – Today” runs through the end of the year, with support from the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and GFP Real Estate.
Manhattan College and the EVAC Project (Experiencing Veterans & Artists Collaboration), with support from the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and GFP Real Estate, opened a new pop-up gallery of portraits honoring veterans from multiple generations and all branches of service, on the ground-floor of New York City’s famed Flatiron Building (949 Broadway) on Sunday, November 10.
Titled “Story Portraits of US Veterans: World War II – Today,” the exhibit features visual presentations and descriptive narratives, including a World War II Marine who fought in Okinawa, a Gold Star mother, and a post-9/11 82nd Airborne veteran who served multiple tours as part of Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom. Joining these are 21 additional images and stories of those who have served our nation.
“We are excited to partner with the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and GFP Real Estate to bring the EVAC Project gallery to New York City. This is a great opportunity to share stories of veterans with the public to remember and honor those who served,” said Tiana Sloan, Director of Veterans Success Programs at Manhattan College.
Flatiron’s Madison Square, steps from the Flatiron Building, has been the site of New York City’s annual Veterans Day memorial ceremony and parade since its inception, the largest such observance in the country.
“Flatiron is a neighborhood rich with meaning for our veterans, so it’s a fitting location for this moving exhibit honoring those who fought and sacrificed for our country,” said James Mettham, Executive Director of the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership. “We are honored to work with our partners at Manhattan College, the EVAC Project, and GFP Real Estate to bring these portraits and stories to the Flatiron Building. We encourage all New Yorkers and those visiting our city to come and see this important exhibit.”
“Story Portraits of US Veterans: World War II – Today” will be free and open to the public through the end of the year, six days a week (closed on Tuesdays and holidays).
For more information on the gallery, click here.
About Manhattan College
Manhattan College is located at West 242nd Street near Broadway in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, one mile from the Westchester County line and accessible by MTA subway line No. 1.
Founded in 1853, Manhattan College is an independent, Lasallian Catholic, coeducational institution of higher learning offering more than 40 major programs of undergraduate study in the areas of liberal arts, business, education and health, engineering and science, along with continuing and professional studies, and a graduate division.
About the EVAC Project
Experiencing Veterans and Artists Collaborations (EVAC) is an art project that brings together veterans and artists. EVAC curators interviewed veterans about their experiences, and artists made an edition of prints based on their interpretation of those stories. The prints are exhibited with excerpts from the transcribed interviews. EVAC works to bridge the often precarious gap between military and civilian life. For more information about the EVAC Project.
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and Van Alen Institute announced the winner of the sixth annual Flatiron Public Plaza Holiday Design Competition: Ziggy by New York-based team Hou de Sousa. On view November 18, 2019–January 1, 2020, Ziggy will celebrate the holiday season with vibrant hues and playful gestures, creating a highly visible landmark at the heart of the Flatiron District and the centerpiece of the Partnership’s annual holiday programming. Join us for the launch party on November 18th from 6 pm to 8 pm.
“Our holiday installation is a tradition that evokes the wonder and joy of the season for those who live in, work in, and visit Flatiron,” said James Mettham, Executive Director of the Flatiron Partnership. “Ziggy is a fitting centerpiece for our annual ‘23 Days of Flatiron Cheer’ festivities and a vibrant kaleidoscopic beacon that will be a must-see destination this December. We are proud to partner with Van Alen Institute and Hou de Sousa, and we invite visitors from near and far to visit Flatiron this season!”
“Hou de Sousa’s spectacular installation invites us to rethink how we interact with public space, and with one another,” said Deborah Marton, Executive Director, Van Alen Institute. “Through the clever use of transparent materials and open gateways, their design creates delightful and unexpected ways to connect with others. We’re thrilled to collaborate once again with the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership in this annual tradition to create inventive and imaginative visions for an iconic urban plaza.”
Composed of painted rebar and 27,000 feet of iridescent cord, Ziggy’s lightweight structure will dynamically filter its surroundings with shifting patterns, color, and light. Its winding form will frame views of the Flatiron District’s many attractions and landmarks, while also serving as seating for locals and visitors seeking a moment of rest. The structure will be installed on the Flatiron North Public Plaza at Broadway, Fifth Avenue, and 23rd Street, as part of the Partnership’s “23 Days of Flatiron Cheer” programming. The installation is permitted through NYC DOT Art and will be open to the public daily, weather permitting.
“Ziggy is a polyvalent creature that strings together gateways, apertures, and seating,” said Josh de Sousa, Principal & Co-Founder of Hou de Sousa. “This porous wall will welcome folks arriving from all directions while ringing in the holiday season with a flourish of color and light.”
“This competition continues to demonstrate the importance of both public art and programming in DOT public plazas,” said NYC DOT Art & Event Programming Director, Emily Colasacco. “Hou de Sousa’s interactive, larger-than-life-size configuration will bring even more color to the already vibrant Flatiron District, and DOT is pleased to be part of the annual holiday transformation as we enter our sixth year as a partner.”
Hou de Sousa is a New York-based architecture, art, and design studio focused on culturally progressive and environmentally responsible projects that foster public engagement and creativity. Over the past two years, Nancy Hou and Josh de Sousa’s office has won open competitions and RFPs hosted by Google; Friends of the High Line; Georgetown BID; Socrates Sculpture Park; Dupont Underground; the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism; and the Architectural League of New York. The Ziggy project team also includes Powell Draper, Director of Operations at Schlaich Bergermann and Partner; Dan Bergsagel, Structural Engineer at Schlaich Bergermann and Partner; and steel fabrication by Brian Chu and Conor Coghlan, the Co-Founders of A05 Studio.
Since its inception in 2014, the Flatiron Public Plaza Holiday Design Competition has been a platform for the Partnership and Van Alen Institute to deepen their connections with emerging designers and engage with their local neighborhood. This year’s closed-call competition began in June, when the Partnership and Van Alen invited a selection of design and architecture firms to submit proposals. A jury with expertise across the worlds of design and public art, including representatives from the Flatiron Partnership and Van Alen’s Board of Trustees, reviewed proposals by Besler & Sons, Hou De Sousa, New Affiliates, Only If, and Worrell Yeung.
Sponsored by the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership, Ziggy and the accompanying programming “23 Days of Flatiron Cheer” featuring free prize giveaways, hot beverages, perfomances, and fitness classes are made possible with generous support from Presenting Sponsor Meringoff Properties.
Throughout the holidays, the Partnership is encouraging visitors to use #ZiggyFlatiron on Twitter and Instagram to share images of the installation to be entered into a contest to win prizes from local businesses.
To view each proposal, click here.
To view the full press release, click here.
Photo Credit: Cameron Blaylock
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership today issued Trending in Flatiron, a report showcasing the significant development and growth of the commercial and residential sectors in the Flatiron and NoMad neighborhoods.
Subtitled “At the (Healthy) Heart of New York City,” the report comprehensively describes the district’s 2019 vital statistics, and highlights the strength of its wellness sector, which has contributed to the neighborhood’s overall economic growth. The report is among a suite of publications from the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership that focuses on the real estate market in the neighborhood.
“The growth of the wellness sector in Flatiron and NoMad has been remarkable, as this report demonstrates,” said James Mettham, the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership’s Executive Director. “It’s easy to see why businesses focused on wellness want to be here. With the district’s central location, easy access to public transportation, and the sheer volume of New Yorkers who live in the neighborhood or come here to work or visit, Flatiron and NoMad offer access to a healthy customer base. Beyond the booming wellness sector, this report also shows that this is a dynamic district with an irresistible mix of commercial and residential sectors.”
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership is one of 76 Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) operating in New York City. From 21st to 28th Streets, and Sixth Avenue east to Third Avenue, the BID boundaries (Flatiron District) cover about 21.6 million square feet of commercial space with 212 commercial office buildings and 553 ground-floor businesses. Since the establishment of the Partnership in 2006, the Flatiron District has undergone a dramatic transformation into a safe, clean, and desirable neighborhood sought out by all types of people, businesses, industries, and interests.
A boom in the wellness industry has driven interest in a variety of practices that have become a selling point for all types of products and services. Wellness components have increasingly appeared in an array of businesses in the Flatiron District. Since 2018 the area has seen a 7.3% increase in wellness-focused businesses. Today, the neighborhood is home to 116 wellness-focused retail and services storefronts, accounting for one out of every five ground-floor businesses in the district.
Flatiron is commonly referred to as the “Fit District,” with over 60 fitness studios and gyms in the neighborhood, representing a 72% increase from 2014. This includes first-of-its-kind inventive fitness concepts, such as Brrn, the world’s first cool temperature fitness concept, and Precision Run, Equinox’s first running-only studio. Soon, Rumble, a boxing-inspired group fitness concept will launch Rumble Treading, a treadmill and strength-based class, in the Flatiron District.
Globally, the Personal Care, Beauty and Anti-Aging industry is a $1 billion sector within the wellness market. Flatiron and NoMad are home to 50 beauty-related businesses, including hair and nail salons, tanning and day spas, and beauty and cosmetics retailers. They include Alchemy 43, a Los Angeles-based aesthetics bar that debuted its East Coast location in Flatiron, L’Occitane En Provence, the New York City flagship for the international personal care brand, and Silver Mirror Facial Bar.
Also highlighted in the report are a wide variety of businesses that are removing misconceptions around wellness practices and products, to make them more approachable, including: acupuncture studio and herbal shop WTHN, wellness destination Standard Dose, community mediation space Inscape, and coworking community Assemblage NoMad.
The Flatiron District is also one of the city’s most popular food destinations, with 140 fast-casual dining spots. As New Yorkers have become more conscious of what they eat, the neighborhood has become a haven for healthier options, including Fields Good Chicken, Honeybrains, and Veggie Grill.
Among the findings in the new report:
Image: Brrrn, 107 West 20th Street
(New York. N.Y.) – The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Business Improvement District (BID), which strengthens two of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods, Flatiron and Nomad, today announced the appointment of James Mettham as the organization’s new Executive Director. Mr. Mettham, who has a wealth of public service experience working with BIDs across New York City, will start in the position on March 11th.
Mr. Mettham currently serves as Managing Director of Finance and Operations at the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership and previously held several key positions with the New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS), including as Assistant Commissioner and Executive Director of BID Program Management where he oversaw the formation and expansion efforts of BIDs across the city.
“James Mettham impressed us with his experience, capability, and vitality,” said Gregg Schenker, Chairman of the Flatiron Partnership’s Board of Directors. “The Flatiron Partnership was fortunate to have been led by our founding Executive Director, Jennifer Brown, for more than 12 years until her recent move. While we received applications from more than 70 people, many with stellar credentials, James stood out because of his enthusiasm and forward-thinking approach.”
As Executive Director, Mr. Mettham will work closely with property owners, retailers, restaurants, residents, community leaders, elected officials, and agency heads to ensure Flatiron – which has seen the growth of the NoMad area within its northern boundary - continues to thrive and remains a global destination in which to live, work, and visit. His arrival comes as the Flatiron Partnership moves to expand the district’s boundaries to serve more property owners, businesses, employees, residents, and visitors.
In recent years, the district has witnessed significant growth in a number of sectors – such as tech, hospitality, creative services, fitness, coworking, and residential – and continues to have one of the city’s lowest vacancy rates. In addition to supporting the neighborhood’s economy, the Flatiron Partnership has been spearheading efforts to make permanent the popular Public Plazas, which flank the Broadway, Fifth Avenue, and 23rd Street intersection and anchor many of the Flatiron Partnership’s free, seasonal programming.
“Flatiron is an exceptional district, and I have long admired the Flatiron Partnership’s role in maintaining a safe, vibrant, and appealing district where people want to live, work, learn, and play,” Mr. Mettham said. “I hope to build on the innovation and creativity that has elevated the Flatiron Partnership into one of our city’s premier BIDs, and thank the Board for this wonderful opportunity. I’m excited to get to work.”
At the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, Mr. Mettham oversaw the operations and finances of the central business district’s local development corporation and three BIDs. Previously, at SBS, he last served as Assistant Commissioner in the agency’s Neighborhood Development Division, where he led a staff charged with strengthening and revitalizing commercial districts across 100 New York City neighborhoods. Prior to that, in his role as SBS’s Executive Director of the Business Improvement District Program, he provided oversight and support to the city’s network of BIDs and coordinated the provision of more than $120 million in annual assessment funds to them.
During his earlier tenure with the New York City Economic Development Corporation, he held several positions in the organization’s real estate transaction services and strategic investments groups last serving as Senior Project Manager, where he supported businesses expanding or relocating in New York City and helped commercial and manufacturing businesses to access New York City Industrial Development Agency benefits.
He holds a Master of Urban Planning degree from New York University’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pittsburgh, and is a Brooklyn resident.
The search process was led by Harris Rand Lusk.
Download the full press release.
Photo Credit: Rashmi Gill
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership BID's eighth annual Flatiron: Where Then Meets Now report showcases the significant development and growth of the hospitality sector in the district.
Subtitled “The Flatiron District: Hospitality Hotspot,” this year’s report comprehensively describes the district’s 2018 vital statistics, and highlights the strength of its hospitality sector, which has contributed to the neighborhood’s overall economic growth. The report is among a suite of publications from the BID that focuses on the real estate market in the neighborhood.
>> Download the Report Here
“The growth of the hospitality sector in the Flatiron District has been remarkable, as this report demonstrates,” said Jennifer Brown, the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership’s Executive Director. “It’s easy to see why hotel developers want to be in Flatiron. With the neighborhood’s central location, proximity to historic and cultural sites, plethora of restaurants, and easy access to public transportation, Flatiron is a popular destination for tourists and local visitors alike. The report also shows that Flatiron is a dynamic neighborhood with an irresistible mix of commercial and residential sectors.”
“Flatiron is a welcoming destination for global travelers who want to experience everything that comes with one of Manhattan's most dynamic neighborhoods—world-class arts and culture, rich history and architecture, and exciting dining and nightlife,” said Fred Dixon, President and CEO of NYC & Company,the official destination marketing organization for the five boroughs of New York City. “With everything the neighborhood has to offer, including its wonderful and growing array of hotels, Flatiron's hospitality is an integral part of the New York City tourism landscape.”
From 21st to 28th Streets, and Sixth Avenue east to Third Avenue, the BID boundaries cover about 21.8 million square feet of commercial space and house approximately 4,200 commercial tenants and 560 ground-floor businesses. Since the establishment of the BID—one of 75 in the city—in 2006, Flatiron has undergone a dramatic transformation into a safe, clean, and desirable neighborhood sought out by all types of people, businesses, industries, and interests.
As New York City’s tourism boom continues—with a 19.8% growth in visitors in the last five years and 65.1 million tourists expected citywide this year—the Flatiron District’s hospitality sector has grown substantially. The number of hotel rooms in and around the neighborhood is up 93.8% since 2011, to a total of 4,652.
With another 1,620 hotel rooms currently under development in the neighborhood, Flatiron is a prime illustration of a broader citywide trend: one out of every five dwelling units now under construction in New York City is a hotel. The number of New York City hotel units in the construction pipeline has doubled between 2013 and 2018. Among the seven hotels currently in development in Flatiron include the Renaissance Hotel, Moxy Hotel, Ritz Carlton, Virgin Hotel, and Springhill Suites Marriott.
Sixty restaurants, bars, cafes, and retailers operate within the area’s 25 hotels, offering both tourists—as well as New Yorkers—more than just a place to stay. Flatiron: Where Then Meets Now takes a deep dive into the rich history, beautiful architecture, luxurious amenities, and diverse dining options at five of the district’s most exciting hotel developments: Freehand Hotel, The James New York NoMad, The Evelyn Hotel, The New York EDITION, and The NoMad Hotel.
The report also provides a snapshot of how hotel development on both Broadway and 28th Street have been catalysts for business growth, paving the way for other new and trendy dining and retail offerings nearby.
>> Flatiron Where Then Meets Now - Flatiron District: Hospitality Hotspot
Photo credit: Benoit-Linero
NYCDOT has begun work on City Light, a distinctive lighting project in the Flatiron District. The 63 energy efficient light poles will feature LED light bulbs for greater illumination along 23rd Street (between Third and Sixth Avenue) and Broadway (between 20th and 28th Street).
Architect Thomas Phifer & Partners was the winner of an international design competition held by the NYC Department of Design & Construction (DDC). City Lights seamlessly provides crisper light through light-emitting diodes (LED).
The City Lights program has been long-supported by the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and Phase One was funded with a $575,000 grant from New York City Council and the Manhattan Borough President. City Lights enhance safety in the district by providing higher quality lighting while improving the public realm through the new design.
“This much-anticipated project will help this dynamic neighborhood shine even more – and while saving energy,” said Jennifer Brown, Executive Director of the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership. “I’d like to thank the DOT and DDC, and our City officials for their work to improve the pedestrian experience with this sleek, new amenity.”
Each new fixture will include LEDs, which provide higher-quality, more natural light. Further benefits include reduced maintenance costs, more efficient electricity usage, and a lower carbon footprint.
For more information on the City Light design and all DOT projects, visit nyc.gov/dot.
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Flatiron Summer Cocktail Guide
Flatiron Foodies: The Little Beet's BBQ Jackfruit
Build The Block - 13th Precinct
Flatiron Mother's Day Dining Guide
Event Recap - Digital Marketing: How To Tell Your Story
Car Free Earth Day in Flatiron
New Neighbor: Iconoclast Fitness Studio
Gift Bag Program Launch - Promote Your Business
Use Your Voice for Neighborhood Improvements
Join Us! Spring Speaker Series
Flatiron Foodies: Fields Good Chicken's Butternut Squash Hummus
Where to Watch the March College Basketball Tournament
New Neighbor: Silver Mirror Facial Bar
New Neighbor: Wine & Spirits Market
Celebrate St. Paddy's Day in Flatiron
New Executive Director, James Mettham, Joins the BID
New Neighbor: Seven Grams Caffe
March 4th: Public Plazas & Worth Square CB5 Presentation
Flatiron Foodies: Bread & Tulips' Creste di Gallo con Salsiccia
Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership BID Announces Appointment of James Mettham as Executive Director
Build The Block - 13th Precinct
New Neighbor: TrainStation NYC
Valentine's Day Restaurant Guide in Flatiron
New Neighbor: Memo Shish Kebab
28th Street 6 Train Station Re-opens!
Flatiron Foodies: wagamama's Chicken Teriyaki Donburi
Flatiron Public Plazas & Worth Square Workshop
Flatiron Plaza Food & Beverage Kiosk RFPs
BID Assessment Increase Approved
Flatiron Foodies: ilili's Baked Kafta
Flatiron Holiday Celebration at Sony Square NYC Recap
Flatiron Foodies: maman's Lavender Hot Chocolate
F & M Trains Return to Flatiron
Flatiron Foodies: Quality Eats' Butternut Squash Bread Pudding
Flatiron Foodies: Leonelli Focacceria's Wedding Cookie
#ShopSmall Saturday, November 24th for Flatiron Discounts & Prizes
Holiday Launch Event & "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
Flatiron Foodies: Scarpetta's Almond French Toast
Before Disaster Strikes - Forum Recap
Show Support for Small Business Saturday!
Flatiron Thanksgiving Dining Guide 2018
BID Assessment Increase Hearing
Event Recap: 2018 Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships
The École, a French-American School with an International Perspective
Flatiron Foodies: Scampi NYC's Malfaldini Scampi with Shrimp, Parsley, Butter & Lemon
Flatiron Partnership and Van Alen Institute Announce Winning Holiday Installation Design: Happy
Executive Director Jennifer Brown to Bid Farewell After 12 Years of Service
New Neighbor: Skewr Kabob Kitchen
Meet your Neighborhood Coordination Officers
Before Disaster Strikes - November 14
Save the Date - Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships Returns October 23
Flatiron Where Then Meets Now: Hospitality Hotspot
Flatiron Foodies: Almond's Sticky Toffee Date Cake
2018 Business Assistance Forum Recap
Flatiron Email Newsletter Giveaway
13th Precinct - Neighborhood Policing
Noir et Blanc Celebrates 30th Anniversary in Flatiron
Flatiron Public Plazas Celebrate 10th Anniversary
Flatiron Foodies: Le Coq Rico's Baeckeoffe with Artichokes & Tomatoes
Flatiron Foodies: Sagaponack's Striped Bass with Coconut Curry
Use 311 to Dispatch Services for Those in Need + Other Resources
NYC Restaurant Week - Summer 2018
New Neighbor: Sous Vide Kitchen
New Neighbor: Leonelli Focacceria e Pasticceria
New Neighbor: Leonelli Taberna
2018 Fourth of July Holiday Guide
World Cup 2018 - Where to Watch in Flatiron
Flatiron Foodies: Maman's Banana Lavender Cornmeal Waffles
2018 Annual Meeting & Community Reception Recap
Announcing the 2018 Flatiron Summer Series: June 19th – August 9th
Mark Your Calendars for This Year's Tech Tuesday Lineup (June 19th - August 7th)
Wellness Wednesdays on the Flatiron South Plaza This Summer (June 20th - August 8th)
2018 Summer Series Throwback Thursday Lineup
Father's Day in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Zucker's Bagels & Smoked Fish
Flatiron Foodies: Studio's Pea Hummus & Lamb Merguez
Mother's Day Flatiron Gift Guide
Mother's Day Flatiron Restaurant Guide
NYC Department of Small Business Services FY17 BID Trends Report
Fun for Kids on 'Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day'
New Neighbor: Mykonos Blue Grill
Flatiron Foodies: Flatiron Green Cafe's Avocado Toast
Consulting Day for NYC's Nonprofit Community
Flatiron District Grilled Cheese Guide
Recap: Intersections Speaker Series with Councilmember Rivera
Flatiron District Easter Dining Guide
Flatiron Foodies: Trattoria Italienne's Pork Meatballs
Meet the Concierge Event Recap
New Neighbor: The James New York NoMad
Flatiron Foodies: Forager's Treasure by Bouley at Home
Flatiron Valentine’s Day Neighborhood Guide
2018 Sponsorship Opportunities Now Available
Valentine's Day Dining in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: The Freehand Hotel
2017 Flatiron BID Community Survey Results
New Neighbor: Bouley Test Kitchen
Flatiron Foodies: Harding's Braised Short Ribs
Flatiron Free WiFi Courtesy of AppNexus
New Neighbor: Togas House of Textiles
New Year’s Eve in the Flatiron District
Flatiron Foodies: Eataly's Pasta Cacio e Pepe
The Evolution of 212 Fifth Avenue
Flatiron District Holiday Gift Guide
Flatiron District Holiday Dining Guide
Flatiron Foodies: Natural Gourmet Institute's Butternut Squash Tart with Pecan Crust
New Neighbor: Bulletin Mini Mall Pop-up
Flatiron Foodies: Cosme's Honey Nut Tamal
Flatiron Foodies: ilili's Baked Moussaka Eggplant
#ShopSmall Saturday, November 25th for Flatiron Discounts & Prizes!
Flatiron Reflection Unveiled at Holiday Launch Party
Flatiron Foodies: Black Barn's Curried Cauliflower Steak
New Neighbor: Bazar Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Flatiron District Thanksgiving Dining Guide
New Neighbor: Thursday Boot Company
New Neighbor: New York Laser Loft
Fall 2017 Intersections Speaker Series Recap
New Neighbor: Merakia: Greek MountainThief Spithouse + Steak
Resilient Retail in the Flatiron District
2017 Business Assistance Forum Recap
New Neighbor: Pottery Barn Flagship
New Neighbor: Hidden City Event Loft
Flatiron Shared Street Ribbon Cutting
Flatiron BID Issues RFP for Holiday Event Management Team
NYC Restaurant Week Returns with 18 Participating Flatiron District Restaurants
New Neighbor: KOHLER Experience Center
New Neighbor: The White Company
2017 Fourth of July Holiday Guide
Annual Meeting Recap: Celebrating 11 Years, and Looking Ahead
Hanging Flower Baskets Return to the Flatiron District
Father's Day in the Flatiron District
Exercise on the Flatiron Public Plaza This Summer on Wellness Wednesdays (June 21-August 9)
Mark Your Calendars for This Year's Tech Tuesday Line-Up (June 20-August 8)
Announcing the 2017 Summer Series Throwback Thursday Line-Up
Volunteers Needed for Broadway Vacancy Survey
Mother's Day Flatiron Gifts Guide
Mother's Day Flatiron Restaurant Guide
Speaker Series Recap: Access to Capital for Small Businesses
New Neighbor: Peter Manning NYC
Dining Options Expand in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Fields Good Chicken
Your Guide to Easter in the Flatiron District
Flatiron Green Cafe and ilili BOX Open for the Season
New Neighbor: Patisserie Chanson
Coworking Spaces Flourish in the Flatiron District
City Lights Comes to the Flatiron District
Public Improvement Projects in the District
Destination Midtown App Launches
New Neighbor: sundays nail studio
Celebrate Pi Day (3.14) in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Made Man Barbershop
Museum of Public Relations Celebrates Women’s History Month
Vote for One Book, One New York
A President's Day Weekend Staycation in the Flatiron District
Baruch College Ranks #1 in Social Mobility
Valentine's Day Neighborhood Guide
Flatiron District Super Bowl Guide
Valentine's Day Dining in the Flatiron District
2016 Flatiron BID Community Survey Results
2-for-1 NYC Broadway Tickets Now On Sale
NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2017
January Joiner: Get Fit in Flatiron
Ring in 2017 in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Maui Onion Poke Bar
Flatiron Christmas Dining Guide
New Neighbor: Gasoline Alley Coffee
Join Us for Winter Wednesdays during "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Social Media Contest #FlatironSkyLine
Win Hotel Stays, Dining Vouchers, and More in the 23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Photo Scavenger Hunt
#ShopSmall + Photo Scavenger Hunt in Flatiron on Small Business Saturday
Local Places to Give This Holiday Season
Holiday Programming Preview: "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
2016 Flatiron Holiday Party Guide - Experiences & Classes Edition
2016 Flatiron Holiday Party Guide - Food & Beverage Edition
2016 Flatiron Thanksgiving Dining Guide
Join Us for Small Business Saturday!
Participate in the BID’s Holiday Food Drive for “23 Days of Flatiron Cheer”
Event Recap: 2016 Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships
Event Recap: 2016 Business Assistance Forum
Flatiron District: 10 Years of Growth
Speaker Series Recap: NYPD SHIELD Active Shooter Incident Recap
NYC Commercial Recycling Rules
Forgiving Fines: The NYC Amnesty Program
Get Involved in Flatiron's 2016 Holiday Program!
New Neighbor: Johnston & Murphy
Off-Broadway Week Returns Through October 9th
Chelsea Explosion Follow-up, Thank You & "Ready New York"
#Flatiron50 Contest - Flatiron Building Landmarked 50 Years Ago - Help Us Celebrate!
New Neighbor: Barry's Bootcamp
2016 Flatiron BID Community Survey
An Update on Local Transportation Improvement Initiatives
New Neighbor: Tarallucci e Vino
Donate Goods through donateNYC
Flatiron Summer Series Recap + Thank You Partners
NYC Broadway Week Returns with 19 Shows
BID Program Spotlight: Clean Team Summer Update
Summer Streets Midtown Rest Stop in the Flatiron District
Use 311 to Dispatch Services for Those in Need + Other Resources
New Neighbor: Wonder Photo Shop
New Neighbor: Latin Beet Kitchen
Select Bus Service Coming to 23rd Street
Pokémon GO Fever Hits Flatiron
Businesses: Remember to "Shut the Front Door!"
NYC Restaurant Week Returns This Summer with 19 Participating Flatiron District Restaurants
Authors Announced for the 2016 Intersections Speaker Series
Help Co-Sponsor a Park Avenue South Median Mall
Business Assistance Forum Survey
Free Business Courses and Workshops for Small Business Owners
Spend Father's Day in the Flatiron District
Recap of the BID's 2016 Annual Meeting and Community Reception
Exercise on the Flatiron Public Plaza This Summer on Wellness Wednesdays (June 22 - August 10)
New Neighbor: Benvenuto Flatiron Cafe
Announcing The Flatiron Summer Series Throwback Thursdays Line-Up
Mark Your Calendars for This Year's Tech Tuesday Line-Up (June 21-August 9)
New Neighbor: PN Wood Fired Pizza
New Recycling Regulations Affecting NYC Businesses
Speaker Series Recap: District Safety and Security
Update on Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava
The City Asks Businesses to Provide Feedback on Street Festivals and Parades
10th Annual Meeting and Community Reception
New Neighbor: La Maison Maille
Flatiron District Mother's Day Gift Guide
Flatiron District Mother's Day Restaurant Guide
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Cleaning in the Flatiron District
Summary of New Employment Regulations
New Neighbor: Manhattan Center for Kitchen and Bath
RESCHEDULED TO A LATER DATE: 2nd Public Workshop: Flatiron Plazas & Worth Square
Update on Mayor's HOME-STAT Program Serving the Homeless
Celebrate Earth Day with CarFreeNYC on Friday, April 22nd
M23 Select Bus Service: City Response to Comments
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Plantings
New Neighbor: Morton Williams Wine & Spirits
Announcing the 2016 Flatiron Sponsorship Catalog
Flatiron District Easter Guide
Your Organization Can Become a Summer Youth Employment Program Worksite
Neighborhood Camps for Summer 2016
BID Program Spotlight: Social Services
Indoor Kids' Activities in the Flatiron District + Social Media Contest Giveaway!
Vote Madison Square Park for Parks Without Borders Program
Free Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired at VISIONS at Selis Manor
Use 311 for Information about Presidents' Day
Valentine's Day Neighborhood Guide
Flatiron District Valentine's Dining Guide
Provide Feedback for M23 Crosstown Select Bus Service
Flatiron District Super Bowl Guide
Blizzard Warning in Effect for New York City
2-for-1 NYC Off-Broadway Week Tickets Are Back This Winter
2-for-1 NYC Broadway Week Tickets Are on Sale!
Book Your Tables for NYC Restaurant Week January 18-February 5, 2016
HOME-STAT – Homeless Outreach & Mobile Engagement Street Action Teams
New Neighbor: Mile High Run Club
Event Recap: Making a Solstice Star with MoMath
Flatiron District Holiday Dining Guide
New Neighbor: Bubble Tea & Crepes
Missed the Public Workshop: Flatiron Public Plazas + Worth Square? Provide Your Feedback Today
Red Tape Commission: Manhattan Hearing for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
Small Business Saturday #SHOPSMALL
23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Social Media Contest #NovaFlatiron
Public Workshop: Flatiron Plazas and Worth Square Recap
Flatiron District Thanksgiving Dining Guide
Flatiron: Where Then Meets Now Report & Real Estate Forum Event Recap
New Neighbor: Duran Sandwiches
New Neighbor: Regus, Park Avenue South
Host a Holiday Food Drive for "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
2015 Holiday Installation: Nova by SOFTlab
Halloween 2015 in the Flatiron District
Public Workshop: FLATIRON PLAZAS
Flatiron District Companies Are Crain's New York's 2015 Fastest Growing Companies
BID Program Spotlight: Fall Plantings
Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships 2015 Event Recap
.NYC Celebrates 1 Year + "Collision List" Domain Names Released
2015 Flatiron BID Community Survey
BID Program Spotlight: Public Safety Team
Call for 2015 Holiday Programming Partners!
Use 311 for Information on Pope Francis' Visit to New York City
Business Owners: Is Your Business Ready for the Switch from Magnetic Stripe to Chip Cards (EMV)?
Manhattan Borough President Holding Public Hearing about Manhattan Traffic Congestion
Small Business Owners: Take Comptroller Scott Stringer's Red Tape Survey
New Neighbor: Rocco Steakhouse
Use 311 for Info and Issue Reporting
@FlatironNY Instagram Contest: Win 3 Books from Rizzoli Bookstore
New Neighbor: La Pecora Bianca
2-For-1 Broadway Week Tickets are Back!
New Neighbor: Rizzoli Bookstore
Shut the Front Door: #BeCoolSaveFuel
Flatiron BID Streetscape Priority Survey
Flatiron District Restaurants Participate in Summer 2015 Restaurant Week
Where to Watch Fireworks on July 4th
Unlocking Potential: Empowering New York City's Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Annual Meeting Recap
Press Release: NYC & Company CEO Fred Dixon Keynotes Flatiron Partnership’s Annual Meeting
Spend Father's Day in the Flatiron District
Flatiron Tech Tuesdays with General Assembly - Classes Announced!
Announcing Flatiron's 2015 Summer Series on the Public Plazas!
Speaker Series Recap: District Safety and Security
BID Program Spotlight: Summer Plantings
#ShackIsBack - Madison Square Park Shake Shack Reopens!
New Neighbor: Flying Tiger Copenhagen
New Neighbor: The New York EDITION
Get Your City Information Through 311
New Neighbor: Brooklyn Roasting Company
9th Annual Meeting of the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Business Improvement District (BID)
NYC & Company: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Flatiron District
LEGO® Architecture Flatiron Building Set Now Available! + Giveaway
Expansion of Free WiFi in Flatiron
New York Times Magazine Cover Story
13th Precinct Community Council Meeting - New Schedule
New Neighbor: École Internationale de New York Preschool
Local Guide for Mother's Day 2015
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Plantings
Digital.NYC Five-Borough Tour Event Recap
2015 Business Assistance Forum Event Recap
Outdoor Dining Season Returns! Spring Hours at ilili Box & Flatiron Green Cafe
BID Program Spotlight: Social Services
Prince George-Norwich Meadows Farm Summer 2015 CSA
Digital.NYC Five-Borough Tour: #Flatiron
New Neighbor: Dee Daa Restaurant
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Cleaning in the Flatiron District
Office Of Citywide Health Insurance Access at the Business Assistance Forum
MTA Fare Increase Begins March 22nd
2015 Sponsorship Program Announcement
BID Program Spotlight: Winter Clean Team Report
Winter Off Broadway Week: Get Your 2-for-1 Tickets Today
OEM Tip of the Week: Get CERT-ified!
February Flatiron News Roundup
Crime Prevention Tips from the 13th Precinct
NYC Launches Small Business First
Paid Sick Leave Survey for Businesses
NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2015
Community Outreach for Roc City Classic
Local Flatiron Offers for Roc City Classic Ticket Holders
Gregg Schenker Honored at Mad. Sq. Award Breakfast
Neighborhood Guide to Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day in the Flatiron District
Peter Regli’s SNOW MONSTERS Now on View
Flatiron News Roundup: January 2015 Edition
Blizzard Warning in Effect for New York City
Super Bowl Sunday Events in Flatiron
2014 Flatiron BID Community Survey Results
De Blasio Administration Bans Single-Use Styrofoam Products in New York City Beginning July 1, 2015
New Neighbor: The Evelyn Hotel
Ring in 2015 in the Flatiron District
New York State Citizen Preparedness Corps - December 13th
Flatiron's Christmas Dining Guide
You're Invited to Flatiron's Ugly Sweater Happy Hour - December 9th!
Apply for an Appointment for Your Community Board Today
Flatiron's Food Drive for the Food Bank For New York City
New York Light by INABA Illuminates Flatiron Plaza
23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Social Media Contest
Celebrate the Launch of "New York Light" on Tuesday, Nov. 25th
New Neighbor: The Little Beet Table
Are You Ready for "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"?!
New York State Citizen Preparedness Corps
New Neighbor: Flatiron Pediatrics
Flu Shots in the Flatiron District
New Law Lowers New York City's Default Speed Limit to 25 MPH
Flatiron's Thanksgiving Dining Guide
Broker Breakfast Recap & Press Release
Programming Partners Wanted for "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
Flatiron Fares Well in Village Voice's 2014 "Best of NYC"
Event Recap: Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships 2014
.NYC Domain Now Available to All New Yorkers
OHNY Weekend Comes to the Flatiron District (& NYC)
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Download Your 311 Mobile App Today!
Voice Your Ideas for Small Businesses - Regulatory Climate Improvement at Small Business First
Speaker Series Recap: Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer
New York Light Designed by INABA to Illuminate Flatiron for the Holiday Season
Flatiron Partnership & Van Alen Institute Announce Winner of Holiday Design Competition
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer Discusses Civic Technology at BID’s Speaker Series
SD26 Celebrates Five Years, Five Days
2014 Flatiron BID Community Survey
Flatiron District Selected for .NYC Founders Program
New Neighbor: Belgian Beer Café NoMad
2-for-1 Broadway Tickets During Broadway Week
September Courses at the NYC Business Solutions Center
BID Program Spotlight: "Guardians of Flatiron," the BID's Public Safety Team
.nyc Launch - Landrush Phase Underway
New Neighbor: Obicà Mozzarella Bar
First-ever Flatiron Plaza Holiday Design Competition Announced
ilili Box Introduces Kids Menu
DCA – Small Business Relief Package
Dining & Drinking at ilili BOX & Flatiron Green Cafe
Go Green, Go Flat - New Solar Recycling & Compacting Units
Downtown Magazine Calls Flatiron "a go-to destination"
July Courses at the NYC Business Solutions Center
New Neighbor: The Juice Shop Kitchen and Juicery
BID Program Spotlight: The Team Keeping Flatiron Clean
World Cup Watching in the Flatiron District
Free July Events: Flatiron for Your Mind, Body & Soul
DCA - Paid Sick Leave: Day of Action
Vision Zero Pedestrian Safety Workshops
Real Estate Weekly's Flatiron Focus
New Look for flatirondistrict.nyc
May Flowers, New District-wide Plantings & Summer Ahead
Speaker Series Recap: District Safety and Security
New Neighbor: Eataly NYC Nutella Bar
New Neighbor: Cafe el Presidente
Spring Plantings Bring Vibrant Colors to Flatiron
March 25th Business Assistance Forum Wrap-up
Prince George Norwich Meadows Farm CSA
2014 BID Sponsorship Catalog Launches!
Girl Scout Cookie Flatiron Pop-Up Shop
Speaker Series Recap: Council Member Corey Johnson
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