Thank you to everyone who attended our second Evening Speaker Series.
Jon Carbajal is NineDot’s Senior Director of Product Development with over 15 years of experience in the renewable field. Carbajal has led the technical and commercial
Thanks to everyone who attended our last Breakfast Talk of the academic year. We were thrilled to host Amie Pospisil, Chief Operating Officer of Breaking Ground and Sarah Lipsky, Deputy Chief Program Officer of the Center for Urban Community Services
Thank you to everyone who attended our first Evening Speaker Series, and the inaugural session of 2024. We were thrilled to host two interesting green hubs: the Clean Energy Hub from Con Edison and the NYC Climate Justice Hub from
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We are delighted that we had such a great turnout for our final Breakfast Talk of the 2021-2022 academic year on handball along the Brooklyn waterfront. Not only is this topic a true passion of our executive director, Richard Hanley,
Join us on Zoom for our last Breakfast Talk of the academic year!
New York City parks are dotted with over 2,000 vertical concrete slabs—slabs to some, worlds to others. For close to a hundred years, these slabs have been
Dear Friends of BWRC,
As we wrap up 2021, we’d like to share our gratitude and appreciation for all of you who have continued to be a part of our (online) community this year. We hope you stay safe and
Join us on Friday, December 10th at 10am for our last Breakfast Talk of the Fall semester!
Join us for a panel discussion about the emerging development along the Red Hook waterfront of last mile delivery warehouses.
Our panelists will
We are pleased to announce that Nathan Kensinger will be the Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center’s 2021-2022 Guest Research Fellow. Kensinger is a journalist, photographer and filmmaker based in Brooklyn. His work explores hidden urban landscapes, forgotten waterways, environmental disasters, and
Join us online for our first Breakfast Talk of the fall semester!
Rocks in the plaza that are glacial outcroppings; a hand pump on the third floor that patrons can use to release rain water from a cistern onto the
