Transcript Atlantic Yards is Brooklyn's largest ever proposed real estate development. The plan includes a basketball arena, numerous high rises, and would cost nearly five billion dollars. To make room, many buildings have been razed and more than 600 residents have left the neighborhood. But a handful of residents refuse to leave. Learn more about The MediaStorm Workshops. Permalink: http://mediastorm.org/workshops_0006.htm Additional promotional images Developers want to demolish a Brooklyn neighborhood to build a basketball arena and numerous high rises. But a small neighborhood and a handful of residents stand in the way. Note: Not all comments will be posted due to space and time constraints. Fabricio Vai -- Los Angeles, CA July 3, 2009 at 9:32 PM Wow. This is great storytellling. I was in Brooklyn about the time the Caroll Gardens story was filmed. It couldn't have been made better. Just like the Caroll Gardens story these characters are and look very descriptive of what Brooklyn is and what is going on. Great story MediaStorm. Great stories MediaStorm The MediaStorm Advanced Multimedia Workshops are sponsored by: If you are interested in sponsoring our workshops, please contact us at: sponsorship@mediastorm.org Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.		License this project Atlantic Yards Wiki Forest City Ratner Companies Barclays Center Atlantic Yards Report Develop Don't Destory Jonathan Barkey Photography MAS: Atlantic Yards or Atlantic Lots? Story: Zachary Barr & Uma Sanghvi Photography & Video: Jeff Hutchens & Nacho Corbella Audio: Zachary Barr Editor: Uma Sanghvi Producer: Eric Maierson Executive Producer: Brian Storm Graphics: Jacky Myint Transcription: Jessica Stuart Aerial Photography: Jonathan Barkey Atlantic Yards Rendering: The Municipal Art Society of New York With Support From: Canon, Manfrotto