NEW YORK CITY | Highrise Compilation and Directory 2023 Version

[chris08876]

Project: 22 Chapel Street

Michael Shah’s Delshah Capital and John Carson’s OTL Enterprises plan to construct a 180-unit luxury rental building in Downtown Brooklyn, replacing a longtime drug treatment facility with a new mixed-use building.

Plans call for the construction of a 20-story building at 22 Chapel Street between Jay Street and Flatbush Avenue Extension, according to documents filed Wednesday with the city’s Department of Buildings. The existing two-story brick building is home to the START Treatment & Recovery Centers Inc.

The new building will span 150,431 square feet with more than 15,200 square feet earmarked for a community facility, according to filings. It will also have nearly 2,000 square feet of ground floor retail and 87 parking spots.

According to the filing, the community facility will occupy parts of the cellar, first and second floors. The second floor will also house a lounge, party room, offices, children’s room and gym.

Apartments will occupy floors three through 20, with a pool and lounge on the 15th floor and rooftop terrace.

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[chris08876]

Construction Update: 200 East 95th Street




Credit: Tectonic and NYY Forums

[Lecom]

General skyline overview with close-ups of various projects

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The insta-skyline continues to grow in Long Island City

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The new Kosciuszko Bridge between Brooklyn and Queens is getting its first cables

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The twin replacement spans of the Goethals Bridge keep growing

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The ruins of the burned St. Sava Cathedral on West 25th Street, when the FDNY investigation was still ongoing. Please consider donating to the Cathedral's congregation at their time of need via their GoFundMe campaign.

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Two towers are rising from the sidewalk jungles of the Flower District at West 28th Street near Sixth Avenue

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As a bonus, here is a rather unusual fog I spotted in the New York Harbor the other day

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[chris08876]

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Great Post Lecom!
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Project: 401 West 28th Street

More than a decade after the Bloomberg administration greenlit a mixed-income apartment building in Chelsea, the long-stalled project is finally moving forward.

On behalf of developer Artimus Construction, the New York City Housing Authority filed building plans for a 160-unit building at 401 West 28th Street, an 18-story apartment building within the Robert Fulton public housing complex, as The Real Deal reported earlier today.

In addition, Artimus will install a basketball court and making playground and parking improvements.

In a statement, a NYCHA spokesperson told TRD, “The Fulton Houses project will provide affordable housing for New Yorkers at a time when affordable housing is increasingly difficult to come by… NYCHA residents [will be] given a rental preference for 25 percent of the units.”

The building will have 51 studios, 70 one-bedrooms and 38 two-bedroom apartments. There are several affordability “tiers” for residents, with 64 units set aside for those earning 165 percent of the area median income (AMI), 32 units for those earning 135 percent AMI, 31 units for those earning 80 percent AMI and 32 units for those earning 50 percent AMI.

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[chris08876]

Construction Update: 27-45 Jackson Avenue


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[tdawg]

There are a dizzying number of major new infrastructure projects going on in the metro area: New Tappan Zee, Goethals, and Kosciusko Bridges, the LIRR tunnels to Grand Central, and a new LaGuardia terminal. Pretty insane. Not to mention Phase 1 of the 2nd Ave subway which opens in December (possibly).

[chris08876]

Construction Update: 54 Fulton Street

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20160620_075733 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr

[chris08876]

Construction Update: 152 East 87th Street




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[chris08876]

Video Rendering/3d Renderings: One Manhattan Square

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Published on Jun 23, 2016
One Manhattan Square is a new residential building currently under construction on the Lower East Side. A true vertical village on the edge of the East River, One Manhattan Square will offer unprecedented indoor and outdoor amenities spanning over 100,000 square feet with breathtaking 360 degree views in every direction.

1 to 3 bedroom luxury condominium residences from $1.15M.

Sales launch September 2016.

Originally Posted by hunser

I agree. NYC should be a "special district", or as you said even a city state. It's ridiculous that some putzs from Albany can make decisions over such a powerful, gobal alpha city.

[chris08876]

Project: 1050 Sixth Avenue

Orin Wilf’s Skyline Developers recently broke ground on 1050 Avenue of the Americas, a 24-story luxury rental building. Gene Kaufman, of GKA Architects, was commissioned to design the building, which is located in the heart of Bryant Park between 39th and 40th Streets. Occupancy is slated for Fall 2018.

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http://rew-online.com/2016/06/22/in-...ment-building/

[chris08876]

Project: 2247 Walton Avenue + 280 East Burnside Avenue

The two buildings are located a half mile apart on opposite sides of the Grand Concourse and are being developed by the Walison Group under the alias 280 East Burnside Associates L.P. Newman Design Group (NDG Architects) are the designers of the two 11-story buildings, penning the mundane blocky masses with exteriors finished in red brick and stucco. The 2247 Walton Avenue building is situated midblock between East 182nd and East 183rd streets contains a total of 50 apartments, while the 280 East Burnside building rises between Ryer and Anthony Avenues and houses 40 apartments.

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Originally Posted by chris08876

Video Rendering/3d Renderings: One Manhattan Square

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Exactly. A bunch of schmutzigen huren running the state. Chris Christie ist noch schlimmer. Nutzlos fettsack.

Agreed. Far too much is allowed to try and hold New York back. Its a peacock. You gotta let it fly.
On another note, this tower is filling out an area of Manhattan that could use some height. It will add a dramatic impact over the bridges unlike anything before.

[chris08876]

Construction Update: 411 West 35th Street




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[chris08876]

Project: 37-12 Prince Street

F&T Group filed plans Monday for 14-story office building in Flushing.

The new building at 37-12 Prince Street will feature 70,000 square feet of office space and sits across the street from the firm’s One Fulton Square development, according to a permit application filed with the city’s Department of Buildings. F&T completed that development, which includes retail space, 43 condominiums and a 168-room Hyatt hotel, in 2014.
Margulies Hoelzli is the architect of record.

The company, which develops properties in New York and China, is also building the Flushing Commons project with the Rockefeller Group Development Corporation and AECOM Capital. Initially proposed in 2006, the $1 billion mixed-use project broke ground in 2014 after years of delay due to a reported lack of funding.

Correction: an earlier version of this post named the wrong architect for the project.

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http://therealdeal.com/2016/06/27/ft...fice-building/

[chris08876]

Check out bobs development map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer...dYkbDt-HNJKI8g

Covers many NYC projects.

[chris08876]

Construction Update: 334 West 36th Street




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[colemonkee]

Oh man, that's horrible. If you're going to do a facadectomy like that (which can be amazing), at least try to make the addition something noteworthy. That's just a lazy faux brick facade over a beautiful neo-gothic structure, with no meaningful nod to - or even departure from - the original in style, massing, or material. I'm no architect - or even architecture student - but I know this is just bad.

[chris08876]

Construction Update: 620 Fulton Street




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[chris08876]

Project: 170 Eleventh Avenue

just a short walk south of their development in Hudson Yards, Related Companies is planning to build a 22-story, mixed-use building at the corner of West 23rd Street and 11th Avenue, The Real Deal reports. Related is now in contract to purchase several parcels of land in that area from U-Haul for an undisclosed amount.

The properties Related is taking over include a three-story storage building at 170 Eleventh Avenue, two plots facing 23rd Street, and another plot on the other end closer to 22nd Street.

U-Haul will retain their property at 536 West 23rd Street, which the company currently uses as a garage for its pick up trucks and moving vans. They will however sell 70,000 square feet of air rights from that property to Related.

As is usually the case with Related, very little is known about the project so far except that this new building will have 140 apartments, and the structure itself will span about 288,000 square feet. Related will need to get city approval to transfer the air rights from U-Haul to their development site since it sits in a different zoning district, according to TRD.

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[hunser]

Re: 15E30th St (756') : http://www.yimbynews.com/2016/07/new...ndo-tower.html