The Global Center for Climate Solutions on Governors Island moved a step closer to completion Thursday with the release of a formal project description for the four university teams selected as finalists to build it.
The request-for-proposals document is the latest step in the multimillion-dollar competition, which began last year. Four teams are vying to receive $150 million in city capital support to build a leading climate-change solutions and research center. The finalists are Northeastern University, Stony Brook University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the City University of New York/New School Climate Center Consortium.
The project is aimed at turning New York into a world leader in
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