SAIL At East Harlem Great Lou Gehrig Plaza In Bronx, New York

August 15, 2024

Designed by a collaborative design team of MUD WorkshopHabitat Workshop, and Sighte Studio, SAIL is a new installation at Lou Gehrig Plaza in Bronx, New York.

The Plaza is presented by 161st Street Business Improvement District (BID). SAIL resembles the energetic, upward motion of the wind looking onto the vista of the Harlem River, capturing the spirit of the Bronx.

Developed together with the residents, merchants, and community partners, the installation uses shade, seating, and color, inviting visitors to stay and interact.

As the SAIL launches a district-wide initiative for reimagining public spaces in this neighborhood, Lou Gehrig Plaza will be transformed into a lively gathering place for all.

Join us for the public unveiling of SAIL on Tuesday, August 20, 2024, at 4 pm with music from Manny’s Boogaloo Crew, Morrisania Band Project, and a surprise from Okamoto Studio 

The 161st Street BID, MUD Workshop, Habitat Workshop, Sighte Studio, and the community.

There will also be a community painting event in the afternoon on Saturday, August 24, 2024, at Lou Gehrig Plaza. SAIL will be the epicenter of activities throughout the year.


Stay connected on Instagram @161streetbid for more events.

Photo credit: 1) Wiki. 2) Lou Gehrig Plaza.


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