Coney Island Boardwalk

The Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn, New York, is an iconic symbol of seaside leisure and community heritage. Managed by New York City Parks, this boardwalk, completed in 2016, is constructed using durable and visually appealing Black Locust Lumber.

Project Partners

New York City Parks

New York City Parks is the government agency responsible for maintaining and developing the public parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities across New York City.

Used in this project

Black Locust Boardwalks

Project Details

• Project Name: Coney Island Boardwalk 
• Location: Brooklyn, New York, USA
• Year: 2016
• Architect: -
• Landscape Architect: New York City Parks
• Firm (Contractor): -

Product Used: Boardwalk

Awards and Recognition [Details about awards and recognition received by the project]

Press and Additional Resources

• NYC Parks - Coney Island Beach and Boardwalk

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It serves as a vital recreational hub, offering stunning ocean views and a historic ambiance that defines the Coney Island experience. The integration of Black Locust Lumber ensures the boardwalk's longevity and aesthetic appeal, making it a beloved destination for both locals and visitors. The Coney Island Boardwalk exemplifies the city's commitment to preserving cultural landmarks and enhancing public spaces. The use of Black Locust Lumber underscores the boardwalk's resilience against coastal elements while maintaining its natural charm and historical significance. This project not only revitalizes a treasured urban asset but also highlights the importance of sustainable materials in maintaining the character and functionality of public infrastructure. The Coney Island Boardwalk stands as a testament to innovative design and historical preservation, ensuring its legacy for future generations.

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