Queens is the city’s largest gateway for immigrants, and is also arguably New York’s most important launchpad to the middle class. Yet, given rising rents, climate change, an aging population and other challenges, Queens has significant work to do to ensure all of its residents can fully participate in the borough’s prosperity. This report presents bold policy ideas from 50 Queens leaders for what city leaders can do to create a stronger, more equitable Queens.
Everardo Jefferson, Principal and Founder, Caples Jefferson Architects PC believes “strengthen[ing] the design and construction excellence program to bolster Queens’ architectural portfolio” is one surefire way to ensure a stronger and more equitable Queens.
By the Center for an Urban Future