New Year is widely held as a powerful time of year for considering individual purpose and identifying areas of change for the better in our personal lives. But it is also a great chance for teams and businesses to reflect on their successes and identify areas for improvement for the forthcoming year. At Node, we are lucky to have a team that is committed to their ongoing personal and professional development, as well as their ability to contribute to our business and achieve our clients’ goals.
Perhaps the ultimate urban landscape renewal, the High Line is lauded across the world, and created a new paradigm for public space. The High Line project transformed a decommissioned elevated railroad through Manhattan’s Chelsea and Meatpacking districts.
New York is known as perhaps the ultimate urban metropolis: a city of skyscrapers, packed streets and bustling sidewalks with steam rising from the subways below. But there is another side too: a city of incredible landscape assets that have been forged from the foresight of city planners and from the ingenuity of modern designers.
My feet have now just about recovered from my marathon adventure to the Netherlands (see part I!). This instalment focuses on the other great reason for my trip: Rotterdam itself! In between carb loading, I made sure there were plenty of opportunities to see Rotterdam’s architectural highlights…and threw in a few windmills for good measure!
