Could a glass, cantilevered transit hub make Roosevelt Island more connected to the rest of NYC?https://t.co/yGUGQIseou pic.twitter.com/2Msy9pLazxCurbed NY (@CurbedNY) April 11, 2017
According to Curbed NY , a proposal for Roosevelt Island by architect Victor Ostojic:
… imagines a cantilevered, glass-covered ferry terminal on the western side of the island, which would serve as a major transportation hub for the rapidly-developing area…
and:
… the cantilevered building would have ground-floor retail, a food court, offices in the middle portion, and a luxury hotel on top. In addition, Ostojic has proposed digging out the island behind this new ferry terminal and creating a marina that would better connect the island to Queens…

Image From Victor Ostojic Via Curbed NY Also:
.. creating elevator access to the pedestrian walkway on Queensboro Bridge….
Click here for the full Curbed NY article. The design reminds one Roosevelt Island resident of Starfleet Academy.
Architect wants to turn Roosevelt Island into something that looks like Starfleet Academy https://t.co/IvxIo2ZEDL h/t @RooseveltislandNick Turner (@SFNick) April 10, 2017
Roosevelt Island is no stranger for wacky ideas by architects. Remember the Dragonfly Vertical Farm

and Trilogy Towers
with East River Pedestrian Bridge?
