New renderings have been revealed for Crossroads Centre, a proposed 28-story residential tower at 570 Main Street in New Rochelle, New York. Designed by Fogarty Finger and developed by Allstate Ventures, the structure is planned to yield 547 rental units. The building is also slated to include ground-floor retail space with two storefronts measuring 7,825 and 4,225 square feet, and underground parking for 476 vehicles. The property is bound by Main Street to the northwest, Leroy Place to the southeast, and Centre Avenue to the southwest.
The renderings depict the building beginning with a five-story podium featuring a distinctive pleated façade with tan terracotta framing an irregular grid of windows with protruding frames. After a setback, the structure transitions to a single story enclosed in floor-to-ceiling glass, followed by the main tower. The tower’s fenestration features a staggered grid of floor-to-ceiling windows in one- to two-story groupings. The structure culminates in a flat roof parapet.
The below image offers a closer look at the base and its broadly pleated geometry, the ground-floor retail frontage and its expansive windows, and the new tree-lined sidewalks that will surround the property.
570 Main Street. Designed by Fogarty Finger.
The main entrance will feature Crossroads Centre signage mounted atop a white rectangular canopy.
570 Main Street. Designed by Fogarty Finger.
570 Main Street. Designed by Fogarty Finger.
The property is currently occupied by a series of abutting low-rise commercial structures, as seen in the following Google Street View image. A demolition timetable for these buildings has yet to be announced.
570 Main Street. Image: Google
Residential amenities at Crossroads Centre will include an outdoor swimming pool, coworking space, a solarium, and a fitness center. The 476 enclosed parking spots will include 276 valet spots on levels two through four. The entrance to the garage will be located along Leroy Place.
The development is located in close proximity to the New Rochelle train station, providing access to the Metro-North’s New Haven Line and Amtrak’s Northeast Regional line.
Plans for 570 Main Street have yet to be finalized.
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Another New Rochelle win!
Another monstrosity,So far a murder in one,car jackings at another.a couple of drug and weapons bust at others,Only the finest,while walking to train station you can step over the homeless and drunks and panhandlers,And shopping only the finest dollar stores.Bring your mace for protection,A once nice safe city turned into a slum