Latest News from Street Lab
Street Lab in the New York Times
Catch an article that features Street Lab’s work creating Open Streets with schools and highlights our partner PS28 in the Bronx.
Wrapping up a summer of play streets
We’re wrapping up our work at summer play streets across NYC this month, including two in Washington Heights and five in the Bronx. At Jennings St in the Bronx, we’ll soon celebrate ten years of supporting one neighborhood play street as it has grown into a...
Street Lab wraps up residency at Abolitionist Place
Street Lab just wrapped up a residency at Abolitionist Place, a new park in downtown Brooklyn which commemorates the Abolitionist Movement and its ties to Brooklyn. We brought a specially curated reading room, WNYC, and our PLAY program to support this new public...
Street Lab featured in Urban Omnibus
Leslie Davol and Hannah Berkin-Harper of Street Lab sat down with Editor-in-Chief Mariana Mogilevich to discuss Street Lab’s approach to design and activation of the streets of New York over the past decade. Read the article and see photos by Christopher Payne here.
Street Lab’s pop-up cooling station is on the street. Meet OASIS.
Street Lab’s newest pop-up OASIS creates an outdoor place to gather and cool down, right in the heart of NYC neighborhoods. Deploying right now on NYC Open Streets in heat-vulnerable areas. Pop-up that brings New Yorkers together, and cools them down. Check it out...
A mid-year letter from Street Lab’s co-founders
Dear friends and followers, We’re writing to share our latest news and invite you to support our fastest growing initiative: creating vibrant, car-free space on streets next to New York City schools. After rolling out an expansion of School Streets work in early 2024,...