“Cool Water, Hot Island” Winning Design for Times Square Makeover

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island"....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/cool-water-hot-island-winning-design-for-times-square-makeover/'>READ ARTICLE</a>