Archived Projects

Pratt Center played an integral role in helping the South Bronx bring environmental justice to the forefront of their community revitalization agenda.

Pratt Center is working to dramatically expand the residential energy efficiency market through an innovative study to standardize retrofits.

Pratt Center works with local groups to develop green community plans – comprehensive strategies toward sustainable, resilient and prosperous neighborhoods.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Pratt Center is working to develop community-driven long-term resiliency strategies.

NYC's burgeoning food manufacturing sector can continue to grow and create jobs through the facilitation of third party product distribution.

RenewableNY combined project management and small grants to encourage industrial companies in New York City to implement energy efficiency projects.

In partnership with local small businesses, Pratt Center conducted a retail market study and needs assessment to strengthen the Church Avenue commercial strip.

The One City/One Future Blueprint was the product of four years of a diverse collaboration to make economic development work for all New Yorkers.

In 2009, Pratt Center helped to transform Engine 212 – “The People’s Firehouse” - into a community and cultural center.

Pratt Center helped convene the Gowanus Summit, a coalition to establish ground rules for development in the Gowanus Canal area.

Pratt Center assisted local stakeholders in conducting visioning sessions to address the development of the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area in lower Manhattan.

Pratt Center organized workshops to identify and prioritize concerns of area residents, business owners, and workers in Willets Point as the city moves to redevelop the...