Newark Public School

Luis Ortiz

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Newark Public School Section BSection A

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Site analysis

2nd Floor Plan : 1/32= 10

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By this time population of Newark has reached 8,006. 95% of the population was engaged in some sort of leather industry.

Construction of the Morris Canal has begun. water runs from Jersey City to Phillipsburg bringing fresh water into the city.It was considered a technical marvel because of its extensive use of inclined planes to overcome the large elevation changes. The Railroad was constructed from the west bank of

Hudson River jersey City -Manhattan ferry to New Brunswick. A ourishing shipping business resulted, and Newark became the area's industrial center.

Newark Ocially Recieves a City Status. A school system for the poor children is established. A great re consumes almost the entire block on the south side of Market Street, east of Broad, breaking out in a German boarding house.

Smallpox reappears . The Museum is burned down. Mount Pleasant Cemetary is incorporated.

Cholera claims 148 lives. Present schol system is established.

The city resolves that provision be made at once for the removal of the bodies buried in the Old Burying Ground to some suitable location. Branford Place crosses the area that once was the burying ground between Broad and Washington and Market and William. The Hebrew Orphan Asylum is opened at 232 Mulberry Street. The Newark District Telegraph Co is established.

The United States Hospital for wounded soldiers is opened at the foot of Centre Street.The First Brigade leaves for Washington.Steam re engines are introduced.

By this time approximately 200 miles of sewers were built, almost double the amount already in existence, marking the citys greatest era of sewer construction. Riverbank Park was built.Rugers University Campus established.

The Newark Liberty International Airport was built. It wasthe biggest airport in the worl untill Laguardia opened in 1939.Light Rail construction begins, it was built in the bed of the old Morris Canal, and roughly coincided with the rise of the Pennsylvania Railroad's new Penn Station.

The construction of interstate highways that split the citys neighborhoods, and made more harm than good to the city.By this time population of Newark has approximately reached 440,000.

A six day riots resulted in 26 deaths, over 1000 injries and $10 Million in damages.Newark's progress since 1967 has been questionableand the poverty rate was 18.4%.

The population declined to about 275,000; the city addressed the long-neglected issue of aordable housing.

Population / Historical DatesNewark 1666New Englanders founded Newark

1820Construction of the Morris Canal Begins

8,008

1836A school System for the Poor children is established

The Rail Road was constructedindened the shape of the Ironbound district

1832

71,941

20,00

1848Lafayette Street School oldest school in Newark

1882Wilson Avenue School erected

East Side High School is opened, Newarks secondhigh school

19111929Construction began on the Newark City Subway in the bed of the old Morris Canal

1874Fine example of ethnic succession. Founded by a German evangelical congregation made up of carpenters

St. Stephen's Church1858Represents the waves of immigration that have swept over Newark. Built by German immigrants

Immaculate Heart of Mary

458,000

Riverbank Park is one of the heaviest used parks in Essex County

1910Went down in history as one of the nations most notorious long, hot summer

1967

The Newark portion of the canal was authorized to become a right-of-way for streetcars

1927

1860

1837

1810

1950

200670 years after its opening, the Newark City Subway now renamed "Newark Light Rail" was extended from Penn Station to the New Jersey Transit Broad Street Station

Morris Canal had been abandoned

1924

NJPAC

Military Park

Riverfront Stadium

NJPACBroad St.

Washington St.

Warren St.

Norfolk St.

Orange St.

Washington Park

Extension

Penn Station

366,7281915

152,988

1885

Newark Liberty Airport 2009

1930Liberty International Airport was built.It was the biggest airport in the world untill Laguardia opened in 1939

275,000

1990

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Luis Ortiz

Ground Floor Plan : 1/16= 10

Clover Elevation : 1/16= 10

Clover Section B: 1/16= 10

Market Section A: 1/16= 10

Polk Section D: 1/16= 10

Polk Elevation\Section C: 1/16= 10

Newark Public School Section BSection A

Section D

Section C

Site analysis

2nd Floor Plan : 1/32= 10

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1910 Nationalities

1990

1967

1930

1910

1885

18601850

18401836

1832

1820

1810

1945

By this time population of Newark has reached 8,006. 95% of the population was engaged in some sort of leather industry.

Construction of the Morris Canal has begun. water runs from Jersey City to Phillipsburg bringing fresh water into the city.It was considered a technical marvel because of its extensive use of inclined planes to overcome the large elevation changes. The Railroad was constructed from the west bank of

Hudson River jersey City -Manhattan ferry to New Brunswick. A ourishing shipping business resulted, and Newark became the area's industrial center.

Newark Ocially Recieves a City Status. A school system for the poor children is established. A great re consumes almost the entire block on the south side of Market Street, east of Broad, breaking out in a German boarding house.

Smallpox reappears . The Museum is burned down. Mount Pleasant Cemetary is incorporated.

Cholera claims 148 lives. Present schol system is established.

The city resolves that provision be made at once for the removal of the bodies buried in the Old Burying Ground to some suitable location. Branford Place crosses the area that once was the burying ground between Broad and Washington and Market and William. The Hebrew Orphan Asylum is opened at 232 Mulberry Street. The Newark District Telegraph Co is established.

The United States Hospital for wounded soldiers is opened at the foot of Centre Street.The First Brigade leaves for Washington.Steam re engines are introduced.

By this time approximately 200 miles of sewers were built, almost double the amount already in existence, marking the citys greatest era of sewer construction. Riverbank Park was built.Rugers University Campus established.

The Newark Liberty International Airport was built. It wasthe biggest airport in the worl untill Laguardia opened in 1939.Light Rail construction begins, it was built in the bed of the old Morris Canal, and roughly coincided with the rise of the Pennsylvania Railroad's new Penn Station.

The construction of interstate highways that split the citys neighborhoods, and made more harm than good to the city.By this time population of Newark has approximately reached 440,000.

A six day riots resulted in 26 deaths, over 1000 injries and $10 Million in damages.Newark's progress since 1967 has been questionableand the poverty rate was 18.4%.

The population declined to about 275,000; the city addressed the long-neglected issue of aordable housing.

Population / Historical DatesNewark 1666New Englanders founded Newark

1820Construction of the Morris Canal Begins

8,008

1836A school System for the Poor children is established

The Rail Road was constructedindened the shape of the Ironbound district

1832

71,941

20,00

1848Lafayette Street School oldest school in Newark

1882Wilson Avenue School erected

East Side High School is opened, Newarks secondhigh school

19111929Construction began on the Newark City Subway in the bed of the old Morris Canal

1874Fine example of ethnic succession. Founded by a German evangelical congregation made up of carpenters

St. Stephen's Church1858Represents the waves of immigration that have swept over Newark. Built by German immigrants

Immaculate Heart of Mary

458,000

Riverbank Park is one of the heaviest used parks in Essex County

1910Went down in history as one of the nations most notorious long, hot summer

1967

The Newark portion of the canal was authorized to become a right-of-way for streetcars

1927

1860

1837

1810

1950

200670 years after its opening, the Newark City Subway now renamed "Newark Light Rail" was extended from Penn Station to the New Jersey Transit Broad Street Station

Morris Canal had been abandoned

1924

NJPAC

Military Park

Riverfront Stadium

NJPACBroad St.

Washington St.

Warren St.

Norfolk St.

Orange St.

Washington Park

Extension

Penn Station

366,7281915

152,988

1885

Newark Liberty Airport 2009

1930Liberty International Airport was built.It was the biggest airport in the world untill Laguardia opened in 1939

275,000

1990