Manhattan:
2144 3rd Avenue: The owner of the dilapidated structure at 2144 3rd Avenue in East Harlem has filed applications to construct a two-story, 3,623 square-foot commercial building. Demolition of the existing low-rise was approved last summer.
Bronx:
2028 Creston Avenue: Applications have been filed to construct an 11-story, 114-unit mixed-use building at 2028 Creston Avenue in Tremont. Spanning 124,153 square feet, the project would replace a vacant lot; Aufgang Architects is designing.
2004 Davidson Avenue: Bronx Gardens Realty has filed fresh applications to construct a six-story residential building at the vacant lot of 2004 Davidson Avenue, in Morris Heights. Plans for the nearly 25,000 square-foot structure were disapproved in May; Ellipses Design is the architect of record.
Brooklyn:
149 Empire Boulevard: 40 Convent Holdings LLC has filed applications to construct a four-story, 58,100 square-foot storage building at 149-167 Empire Boulevard in Crown Heights. Standing 75 feet above street level, the proposal would revitalize the street corner. Demolition of the existing gas station was approved in May; Frank G. Relf Architect is designing.
1511 Bedford Avenue: Realty Within Reach has filed permits to begin excavation work on their 10-story, 114-unit mixed-use building at 1511 Bedford Avenue, in Crown Heights. Spanning 90,806 square feet, Isaac and Stern Architects are designing.
100 Steuben Street: Rock Developers LLC has filed permits to begin “structure, foundation and excavation” work on their eight-story, 39-unit residential building of 30,000 square feet in Clinton Hill. Demolition of the existing two-story structure was approved in June; Karl Fischer is designing.
1317 New York Avenue: Applications have been filed for a seven-story, 34-unit residential building of 23,827 square feet at 1317 New York Avenue in East Flatbush. An existing three-story structure was approved for demolition in March; Think Architecture & Design is designing.
32 Maspeth Avenue: Maspeth Villas LLC has filed applications to construct a six-story, nine-unit residential building of 6,200 square feet at 32 Maspeth Avenue in East Williamsburg. An existing two-story walk-up must first be demolished.
151 Lorimer Street: Lorimer Mews LLC has filed applications to construct a four-story, three-unit residential building of 6,500 square-feet at 151 Lorimer Street in Williamsburg. The lot is vacant, and BTE Design Services is designing.
102 Scholes Street: Applications have been filed to construct a four-story, eight-unit building of 5,395 square feet at 102 Scholes Street in Williamsburg. In 2010, demolition permits for an existing three-story structure were approved, and Asher Hershkowitz is designing.
567 Evergreen Avenue: An anonymous LLC has filed additional applications in conjunction with disapproved plans to construct a four-story, two-unit residential building of 2,960 square feet at 567 Evergreen Avenue in Bushwick; the corner lot is currently vacant.
Queens:
149-48 Beech Avenue: Applications have been filed at 149-48 Beech Avenue in East Flushing for a new two-story, two-unit residential building of 2,700 square feet. The owner received approval to demolish the existing two-story structure in June.
162-46 95th Street: The owner of 162-46 95th Street in Howard Beach has filed applications to construct a two-story, two-unit residential walk-up of 2,500 square feet. An existing one-and-a-half story structure was approved for demolition in January.
144-12 68th Road: The owner of the one-and-a-half story abode at 144-12 68th Road, in Pomonok, has filed applications to construct a new two-story, single-family house of 3,075 square-feet.
Staten Island:
345 Atlantic Avenue: Slane Developers have submitted building applications to construct two wood-framed structures — each two stories, holding two units, and spanning 2,505 square-feet — at the vacant lots of 345 Atlantic and 334 Burgher Avenue, in Dongan Hills.
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