10/14/2026
Before we write a proposal, we walk the district with the executive directors and operations managers.
That's how the Meatpacking District project started. We spent time on the cobblestones, took in the matte black metal, the corten steel, the brick. The district has a very specific design language, any public fixture needs to complement, including passing Landmarks Preservation Committee oversight.
From there, we put together a rendering. Swipe to see it alongside the finished installation. Renderings are an important part of our design process, and ours tend to look a lot like what actually gets built.
For Meatpacking, that meant corten steel panels fabricated by a metalworker in Brooklyn's Navy Yard, matching the corten planters already throughout the district. The LPC requirement shaped the material choice, and the result is an enclosure that belongs to the streetscape.
To see how CITIBIN will look in your city, park, or BID, contact us for a proposal. Every project proposal includes custom renderings to help you visualize the finished space.