Renderings Revealed for 814 Bedford Avenue in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
YIMBY has exclusive new renderings of 814 Bedford Avenue, a five-story mixed-use residential building for which Karl Fisher is the architect, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
YIMBY has exclusive new renderings of 814 Bedford Avenue, a five-story mixed-use residential building for which Karl Fisher is the architect, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Fresh renderings have surfaced for a new mixed-use development currently under construction in the Belmont neighborhood of The Bronx. In an exclusive reveal from New York YIMBY, the illustrations depict 4720 3rd Avenue as a vibrant new addition to the central Bronx community. When complete, the corner property will include a large commercial podium with residential area and terrace levels positioned above.
State agency The Port Authority and Lower Manhattan Development Group have agreed to issue a joint RFP and divide proceeds generated from the development of 5 World Trade Center. A lengthy dispute between the parties had prevented any progress on the final remaining site within the World Trade Center complex, though it still remains unclear what future property will rise from the parcel, which could yield a tower spanning over one million square feet.
Following an outcry from local residents and community officials, the Department of City Planning has proposed a series of zoning amendments and land-use actions known as the Bushwick Neighborhood Plan.
The six-story reinforced concrete structure for 200 Kent Avenue is now topped-out, and window frames are now beginning to be installed for the curtain wall on the upper floors of the eastern elevation. ME Architect P.C. is responsible for the design of the commercial building, while Isaac Hager of Cornell Realty Management is the developer. The development now stands 83 feet tall above the northern section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and can easily be seen when traveling on the East River ferries. The lot measures 22,640 square feet, and was purchased by two anonymous entities back in the summer of 2016 for $33 million.