Try again and you shall succeed. That must be your motto when dealing with the Landmarks Preservation Commission. On Tuesday, the LPC heard the second presentation for a four-story residential building at 112 Atlantic Avenue…
On Tuesday, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, heard a proposal to build a four-story residential building in Cobble Hill, but did not give it the go-ahead. The concept for 112 Atlantic Avenue (at the corner of Henry Street) has eight residential units, plus commercial space and a nine-car automated parking garage entrance on the ground floor (with the actual parking spaces being located on the cellar level). The commercial space would require a variance from the Board of Standards and Appeals.
112 Atlantic Avenue [DNAinfo New York]: A proposed four-story and eight-unit residential building totaling 33,000 square feet at 112 Atlantic Avenue, in Cobble Hill, has received renderings amid the public review process; scheduled for the LPC this week,…
Angelo Cosentini’s On The Level, the development firm responsible for the Lower East Side’s distinctive Blue building, has a small residential project in the works in Cobble Hill, according to a new building permit application…
City to Boost Affordable Construction [Crain’s New York]: The New York City Housing Development Corp. will issue $500 million to help “finance 2,795 units of affordable housing” across 18 developments. Funds will be help the construction of…