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“Particularly downtown, these are the kinds of projects that designers live for. … You’ve got a whole series of obstacles between the river and the rail yards. You’ve got that great tension between the natural environment and industrial archaeology, as I like to call it, and urban living.”

“New York’s brewing history is a rich and important layer of our industrial archaeology and history,” said Steve Hindy, a co-founder of the Brooklyn Brewery in Williamsburg.

Centrale Montemartini is a museum of industrial archaeology in itself.

I found those places fascinating because I'm very interested in industrial archaeology.