Related Gardens At Related, we believe in building the best urban landscape environments: for our cities, and their people We invite you to discover the green spaces we create in our neighborhoods, and the positive impact they have on their communities. Our company has been creating and maintaining green spaces, from small planters to entire parks, for 50 years. We know how important being around gardens and green spaces is to our residents, visitors and community members. This connection and appreciation for all things green is a global phenomenon, and it is rooted in a common pleasure: the one brought by a quiet moment in or near a green space. And whether stemming from contemplation or an active gardening routine, this small pleasure has been proven to bring emotional nourishment, psychological balance, as well as physical health benefits to our bodies and minds. We are proud to introduce Related Gardens, a new initiative that will highlight Related’s long-standing commitment to this important topic. We invite you to discover the myriad of green spaces we’ve created and maintained, season after season, in our communities. Please visit this section of our website for content spotlights on our gardens and green spaces, present and future, through the voice of our collaborators, and residents. Upcoming content features will include these projects and more The Grand LA - Los Angeles, CA Watch The Video The Square - West Palm Beach, Florida Public Square and Gardens - Hudson Yards, New York Exploratory Park -Brent Cross Town, London Bennett Park - One Bennett Park, Chicago Private Garden at Lantern House Garden at Hunter's Point South Garden at The Harriet Tubman Building Featured Related Garden Featured Related Garden Hunter's Point South residents shape their own private garden Get to know our gardens and green spaces, present and future, through the voices of our collaborators and residents. In this video, the residents of permanently affordable development Hunter's Point South share how the building's community garden and outdoor spaces help elevate their quality of life. Community Garden Hudson Yards team helps build veggie garden at NYC's Hudson River Park At the end of April, team members from Hudson Yards helped local Hudson River Park build a new garden in the northern area of its Compost Center. The volunteers prepared four gardening beds, constructing them from hay bales, wooden railroad ties, gravel, soil and the compost collected from the composting facility, which will help grow fresh vegetables available for harvesting by the park’s more than 17 million annual visitors and members.
