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36 JONES STREET in New jersey by STUDIO ST ARCHITECTS

Thursday, September 22nd, 2022

Article source: STUDIO ST ARCHITECTS

Recently completed, 36 Jones Street, is a unique, ground-up mixed-use building located in the heart of Jersey City, New Jersey, designed by award-winning, woman-owned, Studio ST Architects, and developed by Jud LLC. Encompassing a boutique hotel aesthetic, the new multi-family community is in walking distance to the Journal Square PATH station, just 12 minutes to mid-town Manhattan. The 22,000 sq. ft. structure includes a 900 sq. ft. street-facing commercial space and 10 generously sized apartments across five floors. The building strives to create not only individual homes, but also a sense of community for families and young professionals and breathes new life into the burgeoning New Jersey neighborhood.

Image Courtesy © STUDIO ST ARCHITECTS

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The Modern in Fort Lee, New Jersey by Elkus Manfredi Architects

Thursday, February 6th, 2020

Article source: Elkus Manfredi Architects

The Modern at Fort Lee is a new mixed-use residential development at the foot of the George Washington Bridge in New Jersey. It is a major landmark for Fort Lee and a catalyst for significant future growth in the surrounding area.

Located on a site totaling 16 acres in downtown Fort Lee, The Modern’s two 47-story glass towers contain a total of 900 luxury rental apartments. Rising from a podium above the Palisades and the Hudson River and clad in sleek glass curtainwall, the two structures make a striking statement, clearly identifiable from Manhattan and the west, that speaks of the clean, classic lines of timeless design and the drama of their natural setting. Magnificent views and the promise of a cosmopolitan lifestyle in a mix of residences with unmatched private amenities, in combination with easy access to Manhattan, make The Modern a highly desirable destination along New Jersey’s Hudson River waterfront.

Each tower contains 450 apartments and four levels of structured parking, ancillary facilities, and extensive amenities for residents’ use, Image Courtesy © Robert Benson

  • Architects: Elkus Manfredi Architects
  • Project: The Modern
  • Location: Fort Lee, New Jersey
  • Photography: Evan Joseph, Robert Benson, Adrian Wilson
  • Software used: SketchUp, AutoCAD and Revit

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Julis Romo Rabinowitz Building / Louis A. Simpson in Princeton, New Jersey by KPMB Architects

Friday, December 6th, 2019

Article source: KPMB Architects

The former Frick Chemistry Laboratories at 20 Washington Road has been fully renovated and with strategic new additions is the new home for key academic and administrative units at Princeton University. The Julis Romo Rabinowitz (JRR) Building houses Princeton’s Economics department and related research centers, and the University’s international initiatives are newly sited in the Louis A. Simpson International Building. This project realizes the University’s Master Plan vision to create a hub for social sciences, and transform the large, monolithic building into a porous, transparent and welcoming learning and research environment.

Image Courtesy © Adrien Williams

  • Architects: KPMB Architects
  • Project: Julis Romo Rabinowitz Building / Louis A. Simpson
  • Location: Princeton, New Jersey
  • Photography: Adrien Williams
  • Square footage: 197,000 s.f.
  • Project scope: New Construction
  • Month and year of construction completion: December 2016

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Harrison URBY in New Jersey by concrete

Tuesday, November 5th, 2019

Article source: concrete

Together with Ironstate Development and Pegasus Group, Concrete has completed the first phase of the Harrison Urby project. Offering 409 apartments in phase one and 270 more in phase two, Harrison Urby is the third building developed under the Urby brand that caters to the ever-changing demands of the modern urban citizen. Offering smart apartments at more affordable rates and unique communal facilities and programming, Urby represents unprecedented value for money and a truly connected living experience.

Developed by Concrete and Ironstate to more adequately meet the needs of the modern-day New Yorker, Urby is the first real estate concept that is tailored to fit the neighbourhood and responds to changes in modern urban life. After the first Urby location opened its doors in Staten Island in 2016 and the second complex in Jersey City in 2017, Urby Harrison is now the third location to shake up the New York Area rental market.

Image Courtesy © ewout huibers / concrete architectural associates

  • Architects: concrete
  • Project: Harrison URBY
  • Location: New Jersey, USA
  • Photography: ewout huibers

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Asbury Ocean Club, Surfside Resort and Residences in New Jersey by HANDEL ARCHITECTS LLP

Tuesday, June 18th, 2019

Article source: HANDEL ARCHITECTS LLP

Located in the burgeoning town of Asbury Park, the Asbury Ocean Club, Surfside Resort and Residences is a new mixed-use project on the beachfront. The building design is an homage to the beach house vernacular – simple materials, open, light and airy. The 17-story building will offer sweeping vistas of the Atlantic, and the tower's balconies extend out to accentuate the horizontal quality of the views.

Image Courtesy © Handel Architects

  • Architects: HANDEL ARCHITECTS LLP
  • Project: Asbury Ocean Club, Surfside Resort and Residences
  • Location: New Jersey, USA
  • Client: iStar
  • Design Architect/Architect of Record: Handel Architects
  • Interior Design (Residences): Handel Architects
  • Design Partner: Anda Andrei Design
  • Interior Design (Hotel): Bonetti Kozerski
  • Visualizations: Binyan
  • Structural Engineering: GACE

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Mountain Lakes Residence in New Jersey by KNOF design

Tuesday, September 11th, 2018

Article source: v2com

KNOF Design has created an elegant, colourful and layered interiors scheme for a private family home that merges a recently married couple’s tastes, in the form of classic French interiors and the geometry of the art deco period. The new scheme is for a 6-bed, 6,500 sq ft property in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, which is part of a 4,000-strong lakeside community located within the Manhattan commuter belt.

Background

The project also had an emotional aspect for Susan KnofFounder and Creative Director of KNOF Design, as one half of the client couple is a long-time friend.

It was inspiring and special to know how significant the new home was for my friend, representing, as it does, the creation of a solid base for her new life chapter”, Susan Knof commented.

The scheme wasn’t just an interior for the couple, however, but also for their collective six children from their first marriages, as well their newborn baby son.

Mountain Lakes Family Room, Image Courtesy © Sean Litchfield

  • Architects: KNOF design
  • Project: Mountain Lakes Residence
  • Location: Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, USA
  • Photography: Sean Litchfield

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Lewis Arts complex in Princeton, New Jersey by STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS

Wednesday, November 1st, 2017

Article source: STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS 

The new Lewis Arts complex on the south edge of campus, adjacent to McCarter Theatre Center, takes the arts at Princeton University to even greater heights by significantly expanding the performance, rehearsal and teaching spaces for the arts in new, state-of-the-art facilities. The complex creates a new campus gateway, shaping campus space while maximizing porosity and movement.

Image Courtesy © Paul Warchol

  • Architects: STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS
  • Project: Lewis Arts complex
  • Location: Princeton, New Jersey, USA
  • Photography: Paul Warchol
  • Project size: 145,000 square feet
  • Construction commencement: February 2014
  • Construction completion: September 2017

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Beach Haven Residence in Long Beach Island, New Jersey by Specht Architects

Friday, July 14th, 2017

Article source: Specht Architects

This house is located on the Atlantic coast in New Jersey. The lot is on the beachfront, but very small, tucked away from the street, and had many code-regulated square-footage and height restrictions. The challenge was to create something open and light-filled that takes advantage of its beautiful setting, yet uses every available square inch of buildable area allowed by law. The house was designed for a family of five. The upper level features a beachfront master suite, and each child has their own, uniquely styled “ship’s cabin”. The lower level includes a guest room / office, lounge, elevated hot tub area, and a large living / dining / kitchen space. All of this fits within a compact 2500 square foot envelope.

Image Courtesy © Taggart Sorensen

  • Architects: Specht Architects
  • Project: Beach Haven Residence
  • Location: Long Beach Island, New Jersey, USA
  • Photography: Taggart Sorensen

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TREC – Training Recreation Education Center in Newark, New Jersey by ikon.5 architects

Thursday, April 27th, 2017

Article source: v2com

The City of Newark has long struggled to come back from the brink since losing its industrial base in the 1950s, which resulted in decreased city revenue, increased unemployment, deplorable housing conditions and ultimately fueled the 1967 riots. Since that time, the city has attempted several “comebacks” floating a host of broad-brush proposals for renewal many of which failed. Today cities are trying a different tact, finding seeds of hope and renewal in incremental rather than sweeping-change, embarking on small scaled, targeted projects led by architects capable of bringing to these ‘wicked problems’ fresh ideas and innovative approaches in the hope of jumpstarting communities in need.

Looking East | Main Entrance, Image Courtesy © Jeffrey Totaro

  • Architects: ikon.5 architects
  • Project: TREC – Training Recreation Education Center
  • Location: Newark, New Jersey, USA
  • Photography: Jeffrey Totaro
  • Client: Newark Housing Authority
  • Structural Engineer: KSE Engineers
  • Landscape Architect: KSE Engineers
  • Contractor: Hunter Roberts Construction Group
  • Site Area: 2 acres
  • Building Area: 20,000 sf

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Short Hills House in New Jersey by Messana O’Rorke

Wednesday, May 18th, 2016

Article source: Messana O’Rorke

The existing house is a picturesque 1920’s suburban house set on a leafy knoll next to a pond; its high gables and leaded windows further enhance the Grimes fairy tale image. As in most fairy tales there was a down side, the kitchen was a cramped dark space with failing fixtures, ugly cabinetry and cracked floor tiles. Initially the client had imagined renovating the kitchen and adding a sunroom. This option proved to be impractical as the only sympathetic site to add on to the house was on the North facade, so we suggested that the existing kitchen should be converted into a den and a new addition on the North facade should contain the kitchen.

Image Courtesy © Elizabeth Felicella

Image Courtesy © Elizabeth Felicella

  • Architects: Messana O’Rorke
  • Project: Short Hills House
  • Location: New Jersey, USA
  • Photography: Elizabeth Felicella

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