Three legal types of public space, plaza, plaza connected open space, and open space area, wrap around east, west, and

The usable portion of this plaza, which encircles its host building along Livingston Street, Smith Street, Schermerhorn Street, and Boerem

This plaza wraps around almost all of the building’s street frontages on East 59th Street, the west side of Lexington

Pedestrians may be excused for walking past this residential plaza on the south side of East 72nd Street between York

Although the Saratoga is legally obligated to provide a residential plaza at the southwest corner of East 75th Street and

Unlike some Upper East Side residential plazas that use high planters to create internalized, isolated space away from the street,

The difference between legal and physical classifications of public space is idiosyncratically illustrated by this tiny public space on the

Red brick dominates this sizable residential plaza wrapping around another Normandie Court building on East 95th Street, the west side

The brass-colored gates at the entrance to this residential plaza on the north side of East 68th Street east of

This wrap-around, small, red-brick residential plaza at the northeast corner of Second Avenue and East 94th Street supplies a private