Little Island in Manhattan Has Three Different Stages for Live Arts
Josh Thompson-Persaud — May 25, 2021 — Eco
References: littleisland.org & dezeen
The Little Island project, a park in Manhattan designed by Thomas Heatherwick, contains three contemporary stages for live art performances that are nestled within serene greenery. The design of the public park is defined by the mushroom-shaped pillars, which are set at varying heights and form the island's foundation. The pillars have an iconic white concrete esthetic that stands out against the green backdrop.
The Little Island, which sits on the banks of the Hudson River, will be used for theater productions. The park has an all-wood amphitheater facing the river equipped with a robust lighting system for nighttime performances. Little Island will open for public perusal using a time slot booking system on May 21st, 2021.
Image Credit: Dezeen
The Little Island, which sits on the banks of the Hudson River, will be used for theater productions. The park has an all-wood amphitheater facing the river equipped with a robust lighting system for nighttime performances. Little Island will open for public perusal using a time slot booking system on May 21st, 2021.
Image Credit: Dezeen
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