Fortis Property Group is moving forward with their plans to convert Long Island College Hospital’s Cobble Hill buildings to residential, and now they’ve filed an application to renovate the landmarked Polhemus Building at 350 Henry Street into apartments.
Fortis Property Group, the owner of the Long Island College Hospital complex at 339 Hicks Street, in Cobble Hill, has proposed redeveloping the properties into 820 residential units, retail, and a medical treatment center, per Curbed. The 1 million square-foot-plus project includes 16-, 20-, 30- and 40-story towers, as well as seven new townhouses, and would require ULURP approval. A large amount of park space is also included, and FXFOWLE is designing.
A new building will probably go up on the vacant lot at the corner of Congress and Court Streets (and the end of Bergen Street) in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. But it won’t be the design…
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…
Earlier this year, Avery Hall Investments, in partnership with Angelo Cosentini’s OTL Enterprises, picked up a three-story walk-up building on a 20-foot-wide lot at 161 Columbia Street, wedged in between a four-story building and a vacant lot….
