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Designed to enhance the visibility of El Museo del Barrio and provide community amenities, the renovation of the first floor and courtyard of the Heckscher Foundation Building will bestow a new modern entrance on New York's premier museum of Puerto Rican, Caribbean and Latin American art. Transparent glass and steel will complement the red brick exterior of the 80-year-old former orphanage El Museo calls home. The addition of a café will provide a gathering space, and the reorganization of gallery spaces will increase the visibility and accessibility of the institution at the north end of Manhattan's Museum Mile.
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El Museo Del Barrio |
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Gruzen Samton LLP |
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Dubai Waterfront is a new planned city located on the coast at the western border of Dubai. Adjacent to the Palm Jebel Ali Development, Dubai Waterfront establishes a land-side and water-side context for a new city creating a series of independent and sustainable communities. This phase of development consists of 2.2 square miles of the 170 square mile development and encompasses the two districts along the coastal strip: the Harbor District and the Canal District. With access to the lagoon, the Harbor District is a mixed use neighborhood with commercial, retail, hotel, residential, and cultural facilities and will serve as a major public space within the Dubai Waterfront Development. The Canal District is primarily residential and hotel with local support retail. The Districts will experience both beach and canal frontage. |
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Dubai Waterfront Development - Harbor District |
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Gruzen Samton LLP |
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Situated on the banks of the Hudson River, with privileged views of the Manhattan skyline, the Watermark will be WCI Communities' first tower endeavor in the Northeast. The Watermark will be developed on a 4.7 acre waterfront parcel of land in North Bergen, New Jersey and will include a promenade along the Hudson River. The large luxury residences range in size from 964 to 1,970 square feet. Penthouses are located on the top two floors and range from 2,964 to 3,342 square feet; some will feature private elevators to secluded rooftop patios |
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The Watermark on the Hudson |
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Gruzen Samton LLP |
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As part of a renewed spirit in the coastal communities of Brooklyn, Banner Avenue Development is a new residential complex located in the burgeoning neighborhood of Sheepshead Bay. Replacing nearly a city block of old bungalows, the Banner Avenue Development is a complex consisting of two new condominium buildings that share amenities including parking and community spaces. The first building is a tower designed to offer waterfront views while the second low-rise building was designed to meet Quality Housing standards.
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Banner Avenue Development |
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Gruzen Samton LLP |
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20 Pine, a 1920's office building in Manhattan's financial district is currently being converted into 409 apartments, with studio to 3-bedroom layouts. The developer has enlisted Armani/Casa to design the interiors marking the label’s first foray into residential living. The building, built just before the crash of 1929, used to house the headquarters of Chase Manhattan and is an austere structure, with little art-deco flash associated with its era. As a result it presents a canvas for Armani/Casa's muted palette of light earth tones and exotic woods. Units will have ebony-stained maple floors and open kitchens with concealed appliances. |
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20 Pine St. |
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Gruzen Samton LLP |
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Sitting adjacent to the High Line and wrapped in a combination of perforated metal and glass, the condominium tower is to be built in the West Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. The mixed-use residential tower will include ground floor art galleries and access to the High Line Park. Lastly, the glazing system provides privacy at the High Line Park level as well as openness, lightness, and air over the entirety of the project. |
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10 Chelsea |
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Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel Architcects PC |
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Designed by Philip Starck, interior amenity spaces will include an indoor and outdoor lounge. The building's facade features many balconies with rounded sides as well as some inset balconies. The buyers of the luxury condominiums can personalize units according to three finishing packages coordinated by Starck. Gramercy Star will also have a gym and private rooftop cabanas as well as a second-floor lounge equipped with a screening room and a library that connects to an outdoor terrace. |
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Gramercy Star |
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Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel Architcects PC |
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Located in the Cooper Square area of Manhattan’s NoHo neighborhood, this new rental housing development aims to cater to students at the local Cooper Union across the street. With a landmarked building on the zoning lot, the project engaged in the restoration of the existing building while the new building responds to the historical local context. Commercial space at the ground and cellar level have been apportioned for a large retail tenant. |
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2 Cooper Square |
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Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel Architcects PC |
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Project Type Expansion Square Footage 17,205
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Project Type High End Residential Residences 490 Units Square Footage 700,000
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Project Type Master Planning Land Use 1,462 acres
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Project Type High End Residential Residences 206 Units Square Footage 700,000
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Project Type High End Residential Residences 140 Units Square Footage 155,000
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Project Type High End Residential Residences 207 Units Square Footage 230,000
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Project Type Middle-Income Residential Residences 121 Units Square Footage 700,000
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Project Type Rental Housing Residences 143 Units Square Footage 128,300
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