WILLETS POINT FLUSHING, NY
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Master Planning of an approximately 1.4 M SF of retail and entertainment complex in Queens near Citi Field. Three parking garages with capacity of approximately 3,800 spaces are included in the project as well as the phased development of Willets Point, which will have a first phase of 3.7 M SF of mixed- use development east of Citi Field.
HERITAGE VILLAGE HIKSVILLE, NEW YORK DESIGN DESCRIPTION:
Northern State Parkway
Long Island Expressway 495
Residential Area
Heritage is a premier mixed-use property developed by Manhattan-based Seritage Growth Properties, a leading national owner and developer of retail and mixed-use properties. This pedestrianfriendly, transit-oriented project will feature approximately 250,000 square feet of retail and commercial space, over 500 market rate, luxury residential rental units, and five acres of green space dedicated for public use. Set on a 27-acre master-planned property in the heart of the third wealthiest county in the United States, Heritage Village is also connected to points throughout the thriving New York metropolitan area by highway and rail systems that are directly accessible from the site.
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Downtown Hicksville
Broadway Commons
Hicksville LIRR Station
Heritage Village includes: 3 Mixed-use commercial / retail buildings 2 Mixed-use residential / retail buildngs 4.7 acres of enhanced green and public spaces New public gathering areas and seasonal event programming
PROPOSED SITE PLAN
TEUTONIA & CHICKEN ISLAND REDEVELOPMENT PLAN YONKERS, NEW YORK DESIGN DESCRIPTION: Rezoning for Downtown Yonkers Master Plan addresses changes to the City’s vision for two critical downtown sites – the “Chicken Island” site (the “Chicken Island Site”) and the site of the former Teutonia Hall (the “Teutonia Site”) – and incorporates an additional site on North Broadway (the “North Broadway Site”), that are now proposed for private redevelopment. The project designs for each of these sites include residential rental units, including affordable units; active street-level commercial uses, including retail, restaurant, amd personal services uses; office uses; and on-site parking. Central to each project is a focus on the pedestrian environment, through thoughtful street-level building facades, expansive sidewalks, and the incorporation of pedestrian amenities. By focusing on reinforcing and expanding the existing urban fabric, this supplement is intended to facilitate the redevelopment of these critical sites within the City, two of which have been the subject of redevelopment attempts for decades.
CHIKEN ISLAND NORTH BROADWAY
TEUTONIA
CHICKEN ISLAND
DESIGN DESCRIPTION: پ The Chicken Island Site is the cornerstone redevelopment site in downtown Yonkers. The proposed redevelopment would transform a surface parking lot into a vibrant extension of the downtown fabric of the City. Active street-level commercial uses, including retail and restaurant, would be developed along Palisade Avenue as well as a new north-south street in the center of the site. Palisade Avenue would be improved with widened sidewalks, street trees, and furniture to provide a consistent experience from Main Street all the way through the Chicken Island Site. Above the street-level uses would be five residential towers of varying heights and unique architectural design,befitting this critical site. Together with an active, integrated street-level design that reinforces the pedestrian-oriented nature of downtown, the new residents will provide a critical mass that will encourage continued investment in downtown Yonkers.
TEUTONIA DESIGN DESCRIPTION: پThe Teutonia Site is identified in the Downtown Master Plan as a prime location for redevelopment in proximity to the Yonkers Train Station and downtown amenities. The Downtown Master Plan notes that these areas could accommodate substantial new residential and commercial development with structured parking in buildings up to 20 stories. More than ten years and several owners later, the site remains vacant. This supplement puts forward a similar vision for the Teutonia Site; but with greater building height and density and, critically, an activated street front.
PROPOSED TEUTONIA PROGRAMMING AND BUILDING HEIGHT DIAGRAM