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Posted: March 12, 2012
Pasquarelli of SHoP Architects addresses YM/WREA; Discussed Barclay's Center among other issues
Gregg Pasquarelli, founding principal of SHoP Architects, discussed his vision for iconic structures that will transform New York's landscape on Valentine's Day at YM/WREA's February luncheon.
The audience learned about Forest City Ratner's, soon-to-be-completed Barclays Center at Atlantic Yards and the transformation of F.I.T's C2 building, among other things.
Shown seated (from left) are: Michael Rudder, governor; Pasquarelli; and David Berke, vice chairman. Shown standing (from left) are:
Adam Frazier, treasurer; Ronald LoRusso, membership chairman;
Alisa Amsterdam, secretary; Andrew Lazarus, governor; Stephen Gordon, governor; and Andrew Ackerman, governor.
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