Public spaces in an upstate New York city famous for its huge waterfall are slated for a major upgrade courtesy of Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU).
This week officials announced the New York City–based firm will lead the design of the Niagara Falls Heritage Gateways Project, an expansive welcome mat for tourists and a signal to businesses that the economically depressed border city is ready for investment. Heritage Gateways aims to better connect downtown Niagara Falls with Niagara Falls State Park, the place where 12 million annual visitors ohh and ahh over the 354 million cubic feet of water that spills over the
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