Cheryl Wing-Zi Wong

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize. 

 

Commissioned by OSS Project

In collaboration with residents of NYCHA's Marble Hill Houses.

 

TERRACE is a garden-pavilion with communal spaces for seating, socializing, gathering and growing plants. As one continuous structure, TERRACE is connected by relationships between plants, people and architecture. Through creating and shared gardens and social spaces, TERRACE aims to provide a powerful and impactful way to activate an underused public space.

Within TERRACE, NYCHA residents grow companion plants, or plant combinations that help each other to grow. For plants, this happens in ways like: attracting beneficial insects, repelling pests, providing shade, support or nutrients. These relationships between plants become a representation of working together as a community. TERRACE is also a site for public programming. A large part of TERRACE is that the plant growth and the social activity will change over time, making it a really dynamic space that the community can continually find new ways to energize.