Streetfilms® | Watch the Dramatic Evolution of NYC's Broadway Between Union Square and Times Square (2005-2023) @StreetfilmsCommunity | Uploaded September 2023 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Whether you're an urban planner, streets advocate, historian or just lover of cities there is an abundant amount of information in this Streetfilm looking at the copious changes to the streets on NYC's Broadway thru our archives from the early 2000s thru to present day.
Take in this fantastic walking tour put together by Open Plans with knowledgable tour guides and featuring pop-up special guest like former NYC DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan who explains to us about how the corridor changed early on!
There is simply no other historical archive of Broadway out there that features all of this insider knowledge to the process and over 30 before/afters of Broadway - most taken in precisely the same spots referenced.
I hope you enjoy this and pass along to young and old and professors and historians use this. As a personal note, in some ways, this is a sort of test to see if there is the appetite to do a full feature Streetfilm looking at how NYC's changed from 2000 thru present day. If that does happen it would include dozens of interviews combined with footage that I have of NYC from late 1990s on.....let's call this "Streetfilms Legacy: Chapter One"
Whether you're an urban planner, streets advocate, historian or just lover of cities there is an abundant amount of information in this Streetfilm looking at the copious changes to the streets on NYC's Broadway thru our archives from the early 2000s thru to present day.
Take in this fantastic walking tour put together by Open Plans with knowledgable tour guides and featuring pop-up special guest like former NYC DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan who explains to us about how the corridor changed early on!
There is simply no other historical archive of Broadway out there that features all of this insider knowledge to the process and over 30 before/afters of Broadway - most taken in precisely the same spots referenced.
I hope you enjoy this and pass along to young and old and professors and historians use this. As a personal note, in some ways, this is a sort of test to see if there is the appetite to do a full feature Streetfilm looking at how NYC's changed from 2000 thru present day. If that does happen it would include dozens of interviews combined with footage that I have of NYC from late 1990s on.....let's call this "Streetfilms Legacy: Chapter One"
