Wine-Making Along the Brooklyn Waterfront. The event was led by hospitality management professor Karen Goodlad. Joining the panel was Christopher Nicolson, a lead wine-maker at the Red Hook Winery. Comments Off on Wine-Making Along the Brooklyn Waterfront.

The Abandoned and Industrial Edges of New York City. The Fifth Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. The entire coast of the city has undergone enormous changes, and will change even more dramatically in the years to come, as larger storm barriers are built and as sea levels continue to rise. As part of my ongoing column Camera Obscura. Which was begun in 2012, just a few months before the storm. A Look at the Post-Sandy Cleanup in the Rockaways.

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The Dry Line from BIG architecture. Inside BIG Ideas, the Incubator Where Architects Become Inventors. Smorgasburg Defects to Prospect Park.

Exhibit and Roundtable on the Brooklyn waterfront. Our hearts go out to all who have suffered from Sandy. It is tragic to see the damage of sea level rise inflicted on the very place, Kingsborough Community College, where we met to discuss the issue only a few months ago. For information on what was said, you can link to a powerpoint presented by Klaus Jacob. At the Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center on February 24th. Confronting a Landscape of Risk. September 12, 2012, 5 to 7 pm.