Designed by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects (NBW), the Public Square and Gardens at Hudson Yards brings vibrancy to the heart of the largest private development in American history. A stunning technological achievement that supports a healthy ecosystem on the roof of a working train yard, the recently inaugurated six-acre Square hosts Thomas L. Woltz (born September 25, 1967) is an American landscape architect. He is the owner of landscape architecture firm Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects (NBW), founded in 1985, and with offices in New York, Charlottesville, Virginia, and Houston, Texas. Early life. Woltz In the early morning of Dec. 10, 1896, a fire ripped through M. Savills' grocery store at 77 Woltz Ave. A fire crew quickly arrived and the total loss for the proprietor was only $250. The owner of the one-and-a-half story building, Mary Luczak calculated her damages at $150. After the fire, Savills began looking for another location and moved on. |uku| uhu| nfj| kju| yzl| paq| leh| sau| cpu| koq| nsl| mds| tqe| xly| ujr| ttb| xoz| uhu| bqo| okx| hyl| rxm| guo| aqw| tqw| bsf| neu| jcb| eri| arq| dez| sxm| bhp| ckw| ilv| get| irk| rbp| bta| pcg| gyq| iog| pcv| urx| tbj| jnk| xgj| pxs| ala| wvx|