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“Brown”

A more suburban island, with freeways, malls and subdivisions of single-family homes.

“Bathtub Madonna”Housing stock

“Ouroboros”Contemporary culture and entertainment

“Dawn of the Dead”Commercial architecture, as symbolized by Staten Island Mall

“Double Doors of the Horizon”Infrastructure, as symbolized by the Verrazano Narrows Bridge

“Blue”

A more urban island, with expanded rapid transit service and higher densities for residental and commercial development.

“Red”

You guessed it—a Staten Island that has seceded from New York City. With total municipal sovereignty, anything is possible!

“Green”

A more agricultural Island, harkening back to the early days.

“H.D.T.”History and Culture on the Island

“Juggernaut or Rath Yatra”Agrarian aspirations

“The Polar Sea”Connectivity, as symbolized by the Staten Island Ferry

“Herm”Institutions of Government and Authority

THE GREAT RICHMOND – a guide for activation

CHOOSE TWO PIECES that appeal to you, considering your aspirations and what you’d like to see more of—either on Staten Island or in the larger world around you.

PLACE EACH PIECE on a table. Remember, each piece represents something—so place your pieces on tables that present your ideal framework. Or, just pick and place your favorite colors!

After you set down your own two pieces, you can MOVE AN ALREADY-PLACED PIECE somewhere else—to a different table, or a different spot on the same table.

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f i r s t – T H E P I E C E S