The Private owned public space is found at the intersection of Gold Street on the west and Platt Street on the North. This urban plaza extends largely from in-front the northeast corner of Four Points Hotel by Sheraton and Harry’s Pizza Bar on the South. It then flanks into a narrow sidewalk strip alongside the TF Cornerstone office and The Montessori School of Manhattan.
The space in itself is airy, easily accessible for 24 hours and is Physically Disabled friendly. There is also a big artwork installation in its corner which gives it a distinctive look from its surroundings. Completed in 2003 and managed by Golden Hill, TF Cornerstone Inc. it has a seating arrangement of 195 linear feet. Majority of them are fixed steel and wooden benches with back support. A few movable chairs were found in the space but were being used by the patrons of the open private restaurant, which undermines the virtue of it being a public amenity.
There is around 275 square feet of plantation in this plaza to provide the necessary green cover to the area. Additional amenities included trees of Rhododendrons and Manhattan Euonymus, which transformed it into a lively place and a potential social hub.
Note: The above information is current as of March, 2023
The Private owned public space is found at the intersection of Gold Street on the west and Platt Street on the North. This urban plaza extends largely from in-front the northeast corner of Four Points Hotel by Sheraton and Harry’s Pizza Bar on the South. It then flanks into a narrow sidewalk strip alongside the TF Cornerstone office and The Montessori School of Manhattan.
The space in itself is airy, easily accessible for 24 hours and is Physically Disabled friendly. There is also a big artwork installation in its corner which gives it a distinctive look from its surroundings. Completed in 2003 and managed by Golden Hill, TF Cornerstone Inc. it has a seating arrangement of 195 linear feet. Majority of them are fixed steel and wooden benches with back support. A few movable chairs were found in the space but were being used by the patrons of the open private restaurant, which undermines the virtue of it being a public amenity.
There is around 275 square feet of plantation in this plaza to provide the necessary green cover to the area. Additional amenities included trees of Rhododendrons and Manhattan Euonymus, which transformed it into a lively place and a potential social hub.