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DWELLINGOFFSET

Socio-spatial fragmentation and urban spatial segregation, divides communities. Underutilized, overgrown in-between spaces only add to the division, and in the sense of the Farmingdale Project, an unintentional by-product of industrial/suburban programs in close proximity. The byproduct of this decades-long encroachment/recession process is in fact the site for Project 3—an unsed, leftover space. The site for Project 3 is near but not connected to suburban communities, in the middle of the Farmingdale Industrial Complex, tangent Republic Airport and a strip mall.

The site itself is an elongated, narrow rectangle with a subtle taper to its eastern border. Generally speaking, the space presents several design challenges to a residential developer: (a) narrow site limits programs and circulation methods; (b) noise levels from the airport, railroad, and commercial activity limit residential marketability; (c) zoning restrictions limit structure height and force lateral sprawl.

HOUSING DILEMMA / DISPLACEMENT NYC Public Housing is undergoing an unsustainable tenant displacement initiative as a result of building decay and neglect, a product of federal de-investment, racial tension, and privatization. The City of New York is displacing tenants one building at a time, leveraging relationships with private landowners and replacing the Section 9 distinction with Section 8—privately owned land, leased by the State.

In lieu of this crisis, a Long Island developer has decided to offer a Section 8 Housing opportunity to NYC Public Housing. By taking this underutilized Farmingdale site, the problem of housing will be resolved using a challenging, but affordable Industrial, in-between space.

PRESERVE 40,000 UNITS BUILD 8,000 UNITS

SITE ANALYSIS

SITE ANALYSIS

OPEN SPACE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL UTILITY RESIDENTIAL SITE LOCATION TRANSPORTATION

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1ST FLOOR AXON ROOM LAYOUT

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DESIGN III | PROJ 3

FALL 2024

3D FLOOR PLAN

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LIVING ROOM OUTDOOR 2ND FLOOR AXON ROOM LAYOUT

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MASSING ANALYSES

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ENTRANCE INTO EACH UNIT

MASS ANALYSIS VOID MASSING CIRCULATIONCOURTYARD/ BALCONY

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BEDROOM CLOSET BATH KITCHEN LIVING ROOM

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3D SITE PLAN PARKING LOT NATURE TRAIL COMMUNAL SPACE CLUBHOUSE

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