Visions of the Future: New Developments in Long Island City
There is a communal courtyard for the companies working in the building, available for use once the Coronavirus pandemic restrictions are lifted.
While touring a potential office for work, once the appropriate phase of “re-opening” happens, I thought to take some pictures of the new developments and constructions that have resumed with the Phase One of re-opening the city. Friday’s particular trip took me to the land of shiny new high-rises across the river that is Long Island City, Queens. Here are some pictures that I took.
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