This redevelopment responds to the Sasaki Downtown Greenville Master Plan, changing the existing suburban block pattern to a pedestrian- oriented design. This sets the stage for a mix of office, café and residential uses and conceals a partially subterranean parking structure.
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Markley Place
References to Greenville’s industrial heritage combine with modern design aesthetic and intentional passive solar design strategies to create a mixed-use building that combines loft residences and commercial space.
The Pier
A 7-floor structure of 300 residential units extending 400 feet into the New York harbor, featuring expansive views of Manhattan and multiple amenities.
Hudson Pointe
Hudson Pointe Jersey City, NJ A 200-unit, 7-level residential complex on the Hudson River waterfront, located in a revitalized section of town with cobblestone streets and a trolley.
Cotton Mill Place
This adaptive reuse of an historic early 20th century textile mill transformed the structure for residential loft condominiums, live/work spaces, and an events venue.
Manhattan Bridge View Loft
A corner unit with views over the East River and to midtown Manhattan. The large interior renovation removes walls for improved circulation and connection between private zones and open areas.
Brooklyn Bridge View Lofts
A 150-year-old former warehouse with 12’ concrete ceilings and large expansive windows brings light and views into the interior from the Brooklyn Bridge.
Wycoff Street Townhouse
An adaptive reuse of a 100+year-old warehouse creates a new interior atrium, inviting natural light deep into the long interior.
Dean Street Townhouse
A renovation and addition transforms an existing 3-story structure into a five-level residence, integrating a penthouse and roof garden, full lower level and 10’ to the front. The design retains the site’s setback for private parking area and a front garden.
Eagle Warehouse Loft
Brooklyn Heights, NY adaptive reuse design with a long, curved gallery wall, connecting the entry to the large living, dining and kitchen areas.