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The Oakman is a 15 story, 159 unit condominium in Jersey City’s Powerhouse Arts District, completed in 2016 by The Schuster Group and designed by Fogarty Finger. Its name refers to John Oakman, architect of the 1907 H&M Powerhouse that anchors the district and opened rail access to Manhattan.
Thin white panels divide the grey brick façade into two story sections, framing large multi paned windows. A skylit canopy of wood and blackened steel leads to a 22 foot tall lobby finished with walnut cladding, concrete wall panels, and blackened steel accents.
The rooftop has an outdoor swimming pool, terrace, lounge, kitchen, fireplace, and entertainment rooms. A 24 hour concierge staffs the attended lobby, while additional amenities include a fitness center, residents’ lounge, library and business center, skylit children’s playroom, bicycle storage, cold storage, pet grooming facilities, and an art gallery on every floor. On-site parking has electric vehicle charging stations, and pets are allowed.
Apartments have 9 foot ceilings, in-unit washer and dryers, and individual controls for heating and air conditioning in each room. Private terraces and balconies extend from a portion of the residences. The Grove Street PATH station, served by Newark to World Trade Center and Journal Square to 33rd Street trains, is three blocks away.
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