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October 2, 2010
Ratner promises reasonable bollards
The Brooklyn Paper
By Andy Campbell
Developers of the Long Island Rail Road terminal made a “mistake” when they installed massive, tomb-like bollards in front of their new train station earlier this year — a mistake that Forest City Ratner says it will not make across the street at the Barclays Center.
In a bombshell dropped at a public meeting on Wednesday night about the plaza that will sit outside the Barclays Center, Forest City Ratner officials said the LIRR’s designers blew it on the excessive, granite, sarcophagus-style counter-terrorism bollards outside the building.
NoLandGrab: First we were told that there weren't going to be any bollards, now there are. Why does Forest City Ratner even bother trying to make any more promises?
Posted by steve at October 2, 2010 8:24 AM