NEW YORK CITY | Highrise Compilation and Directory 2023 Version

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[chris08876]

Bump because the old, provincial, un-managed high rise thread was bumped randomly.

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Project Update: Rendering (134-37 35th Avenue)

Original Post: http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...15&postcount=5 (Bottom of high-rise set)


Credit:NYY

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Ongoing demolition of at 3 West 29th Street, to be replaced by a 50+ story tower. 19th century Bancroft Building is gone, while 8-16 West 30th Street is being prepared for demo.

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[chris08876]

Construction Update: 50 Bowery


Credit: http://www.boweryboogie.com/2015/09/...at-22-stories/

Reminder:

1) 22 Floors
2) Alex Chu and Peter Poon designed

[chris08876]

Project: 940 First Avenue

Bed-Stuy-based CS Real Estate has filed applications for a 14-story, 13-unit mixed-use building at 940 First Avenue, in Midtown East, three blocks from the E, M or 6 subways caught on Lexington Avenue at 51st or 53rd Streets. The building will measure 17,450 square feet in total, and will feature 1,073 square feet of commercial-retail space on the first floor. Above, full-floor units will measure 1,210 square feet apiece, likely indicative of condos. Karl Fischer is the architect of record, and an old four-story tenement must first be demolished.

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Extra 3D rendering from City Realty:


Credit: http://www.6sqft.com/karl-fischer-de...food-building/

[chris08876]

Project: 27 West Street

The 190-foot-tall structure will fill just a fraction of a block-long lot right along the waterfront, not far from the border between Greenpoint and Williamsburg. Out of 280,000 square feet, slightly more than 270,000 square feet of the building will be devoted to apartments. There will be 234 apartments, yielding spacious average units of 1,153 square feet.

The ground floor will hold 5,800 square feet of commercial space and 3,800 square feet of community facilities, topped by 18 floors of apartments. The second through fourth floors will host 13 to 14 units each, followed by 24 or 25 units per floor on the fifth and sixth floors and eleven apartments each on the remaining stories.

A parking lot on the first floor will accommodate 120 cars—more than the 93 spaces required by zoning.

SLCE Architects applied for the permit, and Lipa Friedman of Halcyon Management is listed as the developer.

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[chris08876]

Project Update: Permits for new towers

Original Post: http://skyscraperpage.com/forum/show...1&postcount=18

1) 101 Lincoln Avenue: 25 floors 210 feet
2) 2401 3rd Avenue: 25 floors and 199 feet

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Construction Update: 44-12 Purves Street

Demo has finished. Making way for a 27 floor tower. This being in LIC.


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http://liccourtsquare.com/2015/09/02...19-44th-drive/

[chris08876]

Project Update: 70 Vestry Street

Original Post: http://skyscraperpage.com/forum/show...&postcount=230 (Includes Rendering)

Related Cos. secured $200 million in funding from Bank of America for its planned 154,000-square-foot luxury condo development at 70 Vestry Street in Tribeca, according to property records filed with city Tuesday. The Jeff Blau-led firm sealed two separate construction loans from the bank, valued at $161 million and $39 million, late last month. The funds will help Related develop the Tribeca site, which it acquired from Ponte Equities for $115 million last year. Permits filed last year show Related is planning a 13-story, 47-unit condominium at the site, which includes six separate parcels along West, Desbrosses and Washington streets. Related filed plans to demolish five buildings as part of the development last year. Neither Related nor Bank of America could be reached for comment.

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http://therealdeal.com/blog/2015/09/....4zKKbonl.dpuf

[chris08876]

Project: 1399 Park Avenue ( This is pretty tall for the area)

Thread: http://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=218746

Here’s our first look at Heritage Real Estate Partners’ 23-story, 108-unit residential building underway at 1399 Park Avenue in East Harlem. Designed by Goldstein Hill & West Architects (GHWA), the 253-foot tall, glass and cast-stone tower is expressed as a stack of variably-sized, staggered volumes creating numerous terraces that face north towards the East River and west towards Central Park. Fittingly, Heritage has filed permits under the alias “Heritage on the Park LLC,” possibly hinting at the official name for the tower.

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[chris08876]

Project: 243 4th Avenue



1) 11 Floors
2) 118 FT


What it will replace:

An 11-story condo building may replace another one of Fourth Avenue’s auto shops. New building applications were filed this morning to erect a 118-foot-tall residential development at 243 4th Avenue, between President and Carroll Streets and just a block south of the R train stop at Union Street.

The 35,500-square-foot project will have 3,171 square feet of commercial space and a little 271-square-foot community facility on the ground floor. Residential will begin on the second floor, with 2 units each on the second through seventh stories and full-floor units on the eighth through 11th floors. The top floor apartment will get a private roof deck, and shared amenities will include a pet spa, bike storage, and children’s play room in the cellar and recreation space on the third floor.

The building will hold 16 apartments divided across 32,021 square feet of residential space, yielding spacious average units of 2,000 square feet. Given the size of the units and the fact that the Park Slope Food Co-op is only a few blocks away, condos are pretty much guaranteed.

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[chris08876]

Some stats: As of 9/15

1) Towers 100m > under construction: 54

2) Towers 100m > proposed: 50

3) Towers 100m > complete: 733


1A) % addition to existing stock: 7.37 %

2A) % addition to existing stock if proposed all rise + 1A %): 14.19%

Just did some quick calculations based on CTBUH data. CTBUH > Emporis for accuracy. I noticed they updated several towers.

This being for towers exacly 100.0 meters equal/greater than. Nothing less. If it is 99.9m, not included. Although the numbers add dramatically to the list if 90-99.9 meters are included.

100m = 328 ft

[chris08876]

Project: 269 West 87th Street

New building applications filed yesterday call for a 170-foot-tall building with 39 apartments. They’ll be spread across 100,194 square feet of residential space, with average units clocking in at a family-sized 2,569 square feet. Clearly these will be condos, and based on the size, we expect plenty of three-bedroom units.

Two duplexes will fill the first two floors, followed by a full-floor unit on the second and three apartments each on the third through 11th floors. The 12th through 14th floors will host two units each, topped by three full-floor penthouses on the final three stories.

The structure will also be set back after the 11th floor, creating large private balconies for residents on the 12th, 13th and 14th floors .

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[chris08876]

We are definitely meeting our super tall quotas for the week.

1,400 foot tower proposed on this site:



Thread: http://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=218762

[chris08876]

Our good friend CIA found an awesome Jersey City development map.

Made a new section under the Jersey City SSP Links for it. (1st post/directory). Has the icon of "new" to make it stand out from the JC threads and its in blue high lite.

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UPDATE: YIMBY got the rendering



REID WILSON
SEPTEMBER 11, 2015

Over a year ago, applications were initially filed for a 36-story, 198-unit mixed-use building planned at 38-46 West 33rd Street in Midtown South, and then YIMBY revealed a rendering of the project this past summer. Now, The Torkian Group has landed a $105 million construction loan for their 220,000 square-foot building, Commercial Observer reports. As previously reported, 198 residential units will spread across 160,029 square feet of residential space, with units averaging roughly 800 square feet, and ground-floor retail will measure 5,872 square feet. Stephen B. Jacobs Group is designing, and excavation work is currently underway.

http://www.yimbynews.com/2015/09/36-...own-south.html

[chris08876]

Project: 144-74 Northern Boulevard

Flushing is quickly developing a reputation for glassy, modern architecture, but this design has much more flair than the neighborhood’s typical mixed-use projects, and the facade looks like a series of stacked, uneven boxes interspersed with smaller balconies. The resulting building has tons of outdoor space, with planted terraces and roof decks on nearly every floor. A glass and aluminum-clad atrium will reach up through the structure, to help create the feel of a “vertical village,” according to the architects.

The building will also be much larger than permits indicated. It will have 120 apartments spread across 100,000 square feet of residential space, for an average unit of 833 square feet. The apartments could be rentals or small condos, which have become more popular in Flushing and College Point as housing prices have risen.

The three-story base will hold 50,000 square feet of retail and community facility space, topped by 11 stories of apartments. And a two-level underground parking garage will offer enough space for 225 cars.

Garment District-based Morali Architects are designing the project, and the developer is Oz Levi of New City Management, headquartered in Midtown South just north of Madison Square Park.

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[chris08876]

4 more towers today:

Future development, 3 towers, for the public housing authority.

They will all replace playgrounds and parkinglots.

1) 2 new towers at Wyckoff Gardens. (Boreum, Brooklyn)
2) 1 new tower at Holmes housing. (UES)

Total of a 1000+ units.

Thread: http://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=218776

Also, our good friend JR, pointed out that 1185-1193 Broadway will be demo'd for a new tower.

Thread: http://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=218775