Design Commission - Ninth Annual Design Awards

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Ninth Annual Awards for Excellence in Design, October 9, 1990

Installation of 24 Black-and-White Portrait Photographs by Dawoud Bey
Bedford Stuyvesant Multi-Service Center,
1001 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn
A Project of the Department of General Services, Human Resources Administration and the Department of Cultural Affairs' Percent for Art Program
Dawoud Bey, Artist
Relocation of the Lewis H. Latimer House
34-41 137th Street, Queens
A Project of the Lewis H. Latimer Fund and the Department of General Services
Weintraub & diDomenico
Reconstruction of Battery Park
Manhattan
A Project of the Department of Parks & Recreation and the Battery Park City Authority
Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Whitelaw
Reconstruction of Hermon A. MacNeil Park
Poppenhusen Avenue, College Place, 115th Street and the East River, Queens
A Project of the Department of Parks & Recreation
Kolkowitz, Kusske and Grove
Design of Prototypical Primary School Buildings
Bronx and Queens
A Project of the Board of Education and the School Construction Authority
Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Whitelaw
Installation of Wave Wall by Ned Smyth
Coney Island Water Pollution Control Plant, Brooklyn
A Project of the Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Cultural Affairs' Percent for Art Program
Ned Smyth, Artist
Conservation of The Pageant of Long Island (1939) by Suzanne Miller
Jamaica High School, Queens
A Project of Jamaica High School and the Board of Education
Alan M. Farancz Painting Conservation Studio
Installation of Mnemonics by Kristin Jones & Andrew Ginzel and Tabula by Michelle Stuart
Stuyvesant High School, Battery Park City, Manhattan
A Project of the Battery Park City Authority, the Board of Education and the Department of Cultural Affairs' Percent for Art Program
Kristin Jones & Andrew Ginzel, Artists
Michelle Stuart, Artist

Special Recognition Award

The Municipal Art Society for its leadership in the Adopt-A-Monument and Adopt-A-Mural programs and commitment to the City of New York