New renderings have been revealed for 64-11 Queens Boulevard, a 14-story mixed-use residential building in Woodside, Queens. Designed by Archimaera and developed by ZD Jasper Realty, the nearly 155,000-square-foot structure will yield 148 rental units, including an unspecified number of affordable homes. The project will also include 11,318 square feet of ground-floor retail space and an 89-vehicle parking garage. Lemay ID is the interior designer for the 19,808-square-foot property, which is bounded by Queens Boulevard and 64th and 65th Streets.
The above rendering depicts the broad southern elevation facing Queens Boulevard, previewing a multifaceted massing with three rectangular volumes that step up to the east in front of the angular main tower. The following image looking east along Queens Boulevard offers a better look at the framework of metal fins that will cover the glass curtain wall of the main volume.
64-11 Queens Boulevard. Rendering courtesy of Archimaera.
The street frontage along 64th Street will feature a recessed arcade lined with planter beds.
64-11 Queens Boulevard. Rendering courtesy of Archimaera.
ZD Jasper Realty acquired the property for $18.62 million and secured a $66.1 million construction loan from First Citizens Bank in late 2025. RIPCO Real Estate arranged the financing.
Residential amenities will include a pickleball court, fitness center, and golf simulator.
The nearest subway from the ground-up development is the 7 train at the elevated Woodside station, which is co-located with the Woodside Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) station. Numerous buses stop along Queens Boulevard, Woodside Avenue, and Roosevelt Avenue, and vehicular access to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) is also located nearby.
64-11 Queens Boulevard’s anticipated completion date is slated for completion in August 2027, as noted on the info board.
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Need an interesting building today, to help me get over last night’s Yankees screw-up, this isn’t quite doing it..
That’s a lot of boxes isn’t it?
Is it?
Is your issue the number of boxes, or the boxes themselves?
Would you be ok with a lot of yurts?
I actually quite like the massing and facade components. One of the more handsome projects of its size in the boroughs, I think.
I agree. The massing makes it work. Better than most of what’s going up on Queens Blvd. And allow me to complain that the little firehouse across the Blvd has been overwhelmed.
Nice stuff – bringing a modern vibe to the area
This is a really good design and hopefully sets a new standard for Queens where redevelopment is nearly limitless. Bravo!
I guess they finally decided people did not want balconies overlooking Queens Blvd.
Don’t necessarily love the three separate forms, but fairly solid overall.
Ah, lovely bucolic quiet Queen Boulevard.