Eco-Gowanus: Urban Remediation by Design
Summary
This richly illustrated volume documents two years of research into the Gowanus Canal region, presenting the area as a potential incubator of possible urban strategies, engaging issues of remediation, brownfields redevelopment, watershed restoration, and industrial recycling. It includes scholarly essays by the editors, Richard Plunz and Patricia Culligan, in addition to more than a dozen research projects and design proposals.
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