The Central Park renovation project, which is aimed to revamp the northern part of the park, will be completed by 2024.
The new recreational facility will integrate seamlessly into the landscape around the Harlem Meer and the Lasker Rink at the north end of the park. The project will also improve the ecology of the landscape and restore the long-neglected connections to one of the most picturesque areas of the park. The aging swimming pool and ice rink will also be completely replaced.
The Lasker Rink was built in 1966 and forms a massive concrete barrier between the Harlem Meer in the north and the picturesque ravine to the south. This barrier will be removed so that the water running through the ravine can flow into the Meer in the future, instead of going into a drainage channel, which it is currently doing. The path next to the watercourse will also be renovated.
Amenities include changing rooms and toilets that will also be built into a slope and will have a green roof — it will be integrated into the landscape in such a way that walking paths lead over it. Just like the previous model, the pool will turn into an ice rink during the winter.Above, what the site looks like now and, below, how it will appear once completed in five years' time.
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