Take First Look Inside Long Island City's Rising Rentals, Steel Haus | CityRealty

Take First Look Inside Long Island City's Rising Rentals, Steel Haus

Take First Look Inside Long Island City's Rising Rentals, Steel Haus

By Ondel Hylton | From Future New York Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Exterior renderings via Hakiminian Organization

Exterior renderings via Hakiminian Organization

Hakiminian Organization’s ground-up Long Island City rental named Steel Haus is now rising. Located at 41-32 27th Street, the building squeezes into a development-heavy block that is steps from the Queensboro Plaza train station. Now half-way up, the slender 15-story is being designed by ARC Architecture + Design Studio, with David Howell fashioning the interiors. There will be 45 apartments in all and Hakiminian has posted some sneak peeks of the interiors and amenities.

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Construction progress as of early March

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Google Earth aerial showing location of Steel Haus; CityRealty

Per the renderings, a straightforward exterior will be clad in hearty brown brick with floor-to-ceiling multi-pane windows. An industrial-inspired theme will be present throughout interiors. Wood floor joists, exposed brick and metal finishes accent amenity spaces. Amenities will include bike parking and rooftop terrace. Completion is anticipated later this year.

The project is next to the rental named Queens Plaza, which was one of the first “luxury” residential developments in the area. Behind the project is Crescent Club where its only available unit is a one-bedroom priced at $2,933/month.

Typical apartment

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Entryway with steel canopy

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