Manhattan: 1800 Park Avenue: Construction is imminent as The Continuum Company has filed permits to start “[installation of] structural beam framing for” their 32-story residential and retail building at 1800 Park Avenue in East Harlem….
Preliminary renderings are up for Silverstein’s 520 West 41st Street via the project’s draft Environmental Impact Statement, which affirm the building’s status as one of the largest in Manhattan, given it will stand 1,100 feet tall….
The first permits are up for a mixed-use development in SoHo, at 11 Greene Street, which also goes by 341 Canal. The site’s developer is Thor Equities, and Gene Kaufman is the architect of record….
The first permits are up for JDS Development’s new building at 340 Flatbush Ave. Extension in Downtown Brooklyn, and the site will soon give rise to the borough’s tallest building. SHoP is the architect of…
Atlantic Yards Redevelopment [New York Times]: Developer Forest City Ratner is accelerating construction of their 15-building redevelopment at Atlantic Yards, which will yield 2,250 affordable apartments by 2025. Two buildings are set to begin this December: Building…
