CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 11/12/2016

Never Built New York Live from the NYPL

Paul Rudolph's 1967 design for City Corridor—a complex of connected buildings with a monorail, bridges, terraces and submerged highway—was meant to revive Robert Moses' doomed Lower Manhattan Expressway connecting the Williamsburg and Manhattan Bridges. It is reproduced from Never Built New York, the fascinating new collection of visionary unbuilt NYC architecture plans, which launches Monday, November 14 Live from the NYPL. Please join Metropolis Books and Paul Holdengraber for a conversation between Never Built New York author Sam Lubell and architects Elizabeth Diller, Steven Holl and Daniel Libeskind, all of whom are featured in the book.