Materials

Crew working

Bruckner Boulevard, Bronx

This chapter identifies materials for sidewalks, curbs, and roadways that are either approved citywide standards or alternatives for specified locations.

Introduction & General Guidelines

Concrete

Introduction

Granite slab pavers

General Guidelines

 

Sidewalks

Sidewalks

Unpigmented Concrete

Unpigmented Concrete

Pigmented Concrete (Dark)

Pigmented Concrete (Dark)

Pigmented Concrete (Historic Materials)

Pigmented Concrete (Historic Materials)

Pedestrian walking at crosswalk with ramp with red DWS

Detectable Warning Surface

Concrete with Exposed Aggregate

Concrete with Exposed Aggregate

London paver

Concrete with Custom Scoring

Richard Tucker Park, Broadway and Columbus Avenue, Manhattan

Hexagonal Asphalt Paver

Bleecker Street, Manhattan

Bluestone Flag

Hudson Street, Manhattan

Granite Slab

Gansevoort Plaza, Gansevoort Street and 9th Avenue, Manhattan (Credit: DDC)

Granite Block

PICPs above a connected tree bed in Hudson Square, Manhattan (Credit: Hudson Square Business Improvement District)

Permeable Interlocking Concrete Paver (PICP)

Pervious concrete

Precast Porous Concrete Panels (PPCP)

Brooklyn Bridge Park Greenway

Asphaltic Concrete (Flexible Pavement)

 

Curbs

Curbs

cast in place concrete

Cast-in-Place Concrete

Picture of cast in place steel curb

Cast-in-Place Steel-Faced Concrete

picture of integral curb and gutter

Integral Curb and Gutter

Gansevoort Street, Manhattan.

Granite

 

Crosswalks

Crosswalks

Granite paver

Granite Paver

Couple with stroller crossing the street

Raised Crosswalk

Roadways

Roadways

69th Street, Queens

Composite Pavement

Craig Road N, Governors Island

Porous Asphalt

West Side Highway, Manhattan

Concrete

Porous concrete at Rego Park Queens

Precast Porous Concrete Panel

granite block

​​​​​​Granite Block

 

 

Markings

Markings

Crew painting crosswalk in the roadway

Pavement Markings

Picture of an intersection

Color Surface Treatments