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NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between Gilbane Development, Blue Sea Development and Artspace Projects Inc. has broken ground on the Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments, a $254 million affordable housing project that will be located on a city-owned tract at 366 Rockaway Ave. near downtown Brooklyn.
Aufgang, a leading New York architectural firm, has nearly 9,000 multifamily units in its design
pipeline throughout the City in various stages of development.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
Homebuilder Lennar and Related Companies broke ground earlier this month on the expansive and long anticipated Tuxedo Reserve project here in Orange County.
Homebuilder Lennar and Related Companies broke ground earlier this month on the expansive and long-anticipated Tuxedo Reserve project here in Orange County.
Construction has begun on the Aufgang Architects designed upscale multifamily residences, commercial and community space at Tuxedo Reserve, an innovative 1,200-acre mixed-use development that creates a vibrant community in the Hudson Valley.
Construction has begun on the Aufgang Architects-designed upscale multifamily residences, commercial and community space at Tuxedo Reserve, a 1,200-acre mixed-use development community in the Hudson Valley.
The Related Cos. has begun construction of Tuxedo Reserve, a 1,200-acre mixed-use project with 92 apartments in Tuxedo, about 40 miles northwest of Manhattan. The project, designed by Aufgang, includes a downtown area called Main Street with four buildings, including the multifamily units, as well as an area called Market Square and The Village that will include retail, restaurant and entertainment space.
Construction has begun on the Aufgang Architects designed upscale multifamily residences, commercial and community space at Tuxedo Reserve, an innovative 1,200-acre mixed-use development that creates a vibrant community in the Hudson Valley.
Construction has officially started on Market Square and The Village Town Center at Tuxedo Reserve, a 1,200-acre development located in the town of Tuxedo near the Sloatsburg border, designer Aufgang Architects announced on Tuesday, June 10.
Construction has begun on what will be the downtown area of Tuxedo Reserve, a new community in Tuxedo in Orange County. Lennar and Related Companies are the developers of the project.
Construction has officially started on Market Square and The Village Town Center at Tuxedo Reserve, a 1,200-acre development located in the town of Tuxedo near the Sloatsburg border, designer Aufgang Architects announced on Tuesday, June 10.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
Despite universal recognition of an intractable affordable housing crisis, public officials and government agencies are doing little to find and implement effective solutions.
Despite universal recognition of an intractable affordable housing crisis, public officials and government agencies are doing little to find and implement effective solutions.
Despite universal recognition of an intractable affordable housing crisis, public officials and government agencies are doing little to find and implement effective solutions.
Despite universal recognition of an intractable affordable housing crisis, public officials and government agencies are doing little to find and implement effective solutions.
New York City’s Brownsville Plan is a community-driven process that was launched in 2017 to revitalize the Brownsville neighborhood in eastern Brooklyn. A variety of initiatives included in the plan were aimed at improving the residents’ quality of life by addressing such issues as health, safety, economic opportunity, and access to affordable housing and the arts.
Aufgang has received the New York State Senate Empire Award given to companies demonstrating unique vision, innovation and contributions to the prosperity and betterment of their communities.
An architect responsible for scores of successful multifamily projects has revealed an innovative design, engineering and materials solution to reduce the risk of fires from lithium/ion batteries on electric bikes in apartment building storage rooms.
Aufgang Architects, LLC, a Suffern-based architectural firm, has created a new team that provides building owners and developers with evaluations and recommendations to help them save money by improving systems and energy efficiency.
“Samuel J. LaMontanaro has been named Director of Engineering at our firm and will lead the BSAU. He and his team have the experience and expertise to recommend new avenues and technologies to create more efficient and healthier building environments,” said Mr. Aufgang.
Emerging from the city’s closure after the first year of COVID-19, New York now finds itself facing an ongoing and more severe problem: the lack of affordable housing. With unemployment at 10.6% and jobs having evaporated during the pandemic, there is an even greater need for low-income housing. The typical New Yorker is already rent burdened, spending 50% or more of his or her income on housing—far beyond the recommended 30%. Eight years ago, Mayor Bill de Blasio called for an end to the “tale of two cities” economic disparity, but according to a study by the digital news platform The City, there is now a 700:1 ratio of NYC Housing Lottery applicants to openings for low-income apartments in New York, with the Coalition for the Homeless reporting 51,000 people in shelters every night as of June 2021.
The New York City Department of Buildings recently approved applications to construct a new 30-story mixed-use property at 3875 Ninth Avenue in Manhattan. The development is located at the waterfront edge of Inwood and will create over 600 units of affordable and middle-income housing, roughly 62,000 square feet of retail space positioned on the lower levels, and 122 parking spaces
MADDD Equities’ massive affordable housing project on the Inwood waterfront got the green light from the Department of Buildings last week after the rezoning of the area was mired in lawsuits filed by its opponents last year to stop the process.
Approval of the 686,000-square-foot project makes it one of the first developments since the Mayor Bill de Blasio-led Inwood rezoning was approved in November.