NEW YORK | MID/LOW RISES | General Developments Updates/Compilation - Page 81

chris08876 · #**1601** Posted **Apr 30, 2018, 1:08 PM**

Construction Update: Columbia University Manhattanville Campus

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chris08876 · #**1602** Posted **May 5, 2018, 1:15 AM**

Construction Update: 606 Broadway

Credit: boweryboogie

mrnyc · #**1603** Posted **May 5, 2018, 12:23 PM**

this morning — 61 ninth ave in the meatpacking

‘built to love’ it says:
https://61ninth.com/

yankeesfan1000 · #**1604** Posted **May 7, 2018, 7:09 PM**

Nice new rendering of 40 Bleeker. I walk by every couple weeks and construction is probably a month or two away, they're still digging.

mrnyc · #**1605** Posted **May 10, 2018, 4:50 PM**

i have no idea why nitwits are complaining about this tech hub building --- it will go up on e14st & irving place where the pc richard shop is now:

https://www.amny.com/news/tech-hub-g...age-1.16923517

yankeesfan1000 · #**1606** Posted **May 10, 2018, 5:03 PM**

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Originally Posted by mrnyc

i have no idea why nitwits are complaining about this tech hub building --- it will go up on e14st & irving place where the pc richard shop is now:

https://www.amny.com/news/tech-hub-g...age-1.16923517

There are what, four, maybe six buildings taller than this within a one block radius? And Union Square is already a little tech hub.

City Council already looking to downzone the area in response. It's amazing that on literally every single issue, these people get it wrong.

"...In an attempt to preserve the residential character of the Village and East Village, the preservation group has been trying to get zoning changes for the area passed for three years, Berman said. Their proposal would restrict the height of future developments, add affordable housing provisions to areas that don’t have it and remove an incentive for commercial development, he said.

The City Planning Commission heard testimony from residents about their concerns at a hearing Wednesday, following recommendations by Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer and Community Board 3. Both have said they support the building, but agree with residents that there should be zoning restrictions for the surrounding area..."

chris08876 · #**1607** Posted **May 11, 2018, 12:33 AM**

Project: 1182 Woodycrest Avenue

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The 90-foot tall structure will include a parking garage with capacity for 14 vehicles. The community facility space located in the cellar will be for the benefit of the seniors. Three private balconies will be included on the eighth and ninth floor. The rooftop will be crowned by a shared recreational space.

New figures reveal that 53 apartments will be created. 42 will vary in size from single to three-bedrooms. The remaining eleven single-bedroom units will rent to seniors above the age of 62.

Demolition permits have already been filed for the existing structure. The estimated completion date has not been announced.

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chris08876 · #**1608** Posted **May 16, 2018, 10:47 PM**

Construction Update: 40 Tenth Avenue

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BStyles · #**1609** Posted **May 21, 2018, 4:10 PM**

I didn't think you could span concrete that far. That's impressive.

chris08876 · #**1610** Posted **May 22, 2018, 12:51 AM**

Construction Update: 1713 Madison Avenue

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chris08876 · #**1611** Posted **May 22, 2018, 1:31 AM**

Construction Update: 42-20 27th Street

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chris08876 · #**1612** Posted **May 29, 2018, 6:11 PM**

Construction Update: 41-03 21st Street

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chris08876 · #**1613** Posted **May 29, 2018, 6:12 PM**

Construction Update: 11-12 44th Drive

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chris08876 · #**1614** Posted **May 29, 2018, 6:14 PM**

Construction Update: 41-21 23rd Street

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chris08876 · #**1615** Posted **Jun 3, 2018, 9:56 PM**

Construction Update: 101 West 78th Street (Condo conversion + Renovation)

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aquablue · #**1616** Posted **Jun 4, 2018, 8:59 AM**

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Originally Posted by NYer34

They definitely could. Developers like this trade on every New Yorker's lost history, heritage and beauty to line their own pockets. It's the architectural equivalent of blood diamonds.

Agree.. of course the city allows them to do it, and the people elect the city government. So, who's fault is it really?

Now, I'm not surprised, because humans are greedy and this is what you get, unfortunately design and history is not valued as much compared to other places in the world where such buildings are not demolished willy nilly.

chris08876 · #**1617** Posted **Jun 7, 2018, 12:12 AM**

Construction Update: Apple Fifth Avenue (Renovation)

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chris08876 · #**1618** Posted **Jun 9, 2018, 2:28 PM**

Project: 118 East 1st Street

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The rendering shows a masonry façade that will rise eight floors above the street, with a single floor set back to open the first of two terraces available to the duplex penthouse. The crowning residence will occupy the entire eighth and ninth floor and have access to a rooftop terrace. Three other duplexes will occupy the remaining floors, except for one single-floor unit on the third floor. The five homes will yield 12,500 square feet in all. 250 square feet will also be dedicated to ground floor retail.

Freyer Architects is responsible for designing the 100-foot tall building.

Demolition of the existing structure has already occurred, and permits have been approved, with machinery active on site. Completion is expected by June of next year.

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sbarn · #**1619** Posted **Jun 10, 2018, 9:43 PM**

The new cross laminated timber buildings by FLANK in Williamsburg are going to look really nice.

https://ny.curbed.com/2017/11/20/166...truction-flank

IMG_5752 by scottbarnholt, on Flickr

IMG_5751 by scottbarnholt, on Flickr

chris08876 · #**1620** Posted **Jun 26, 2018, 12:02 PM**

Project: Marcus Garvey Apartments Expansion (Buildings A, B , C, D, E, F, G) - 7 Midrises

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Building A | 134,498 square feet | 8 stories

114 Affordable units
8,700 square foot retail area
21,039 square foot community facility space

Building B | 111,932 square feet | 8 stories

96 affordable units
10,458 square foot retail
13591 square foot community facility

Building C | 96,975 square feet | 8 stories

85 affordable units
7853 square foot retail area
11252 square foot community facility

Building D | 95, 303 square feet | 8 stories

81 affordable units
19507 sf of community facility

Building E = 105,753 square feet | 8 stories

92 affordable units
8038 square foot retail area
10,125 square foot community facility

Building F = 221,294 square feet | 9 stories

230 affordable units
13,776 square foot community facility
12-vehicle accessory parking

Building G = 142,705 square feet | 9 stories

45 affordable units
8,742 square foot community facility
12 spaces of accessory parking

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