The mixed-use development planned for the northwest corner of 110th Street and Park Avenue in East Harlem has a new rendering.
Permits for 1520 Park Avenue were first filed in 2014 for a 12-story building with 44 residential units, commercial space and a community facility. The property owner is listed as Isaac Schwartz and the applicant of record is Karl Fischer Architect. The latest design shows a dark façade with expansive windows and units with private terraces on upper floors; a previous rendering for the project showed a stacked design with a light-colored façade. According to permits, the residences are spread over 37,931 square feet and building amenities will include bike storage, an indoor recreation area, a second floor outdoor terrace and a rooftop recreation space.
Permits for 1520 Park Avenue were first filed in 2014 for a 12-story building with 44 residential units, commercial space and a community facility. The property owner is listed as Isaac Schwartz and the applicant of record is Karl Fischer Architect. The latest design shows a dark façade with expansive windows and units with private terraces on upper floors; a previous rendering for the project showed a stacked design with a light-colored façade. According to permits, the residences are spread over 37,931 square feet and building amenities will include bike storage, an indoor recreation area, a second floor outdoor terrace and a rooftop recreation space.
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Nearby at 1399 Park Avenue, a 22-story residential development known as North Park Tower is nearly complete. The project is from Heritage Real Estate Partners and designed by Hill West. It has 72 condominiums in a variety of layouts and current listings show 50 units are in contract with prices ranging from $645,000 to $3.6 million. Homes have floor-to-ceiling windows, wide plank white oak flooring, high-end kitchens and marble-walled bathrooms.
A development at 1465 Park Avenue known as Lexington Gardens II is coming together and is expected to finish around 2020. The new building is from Tahl Propp Equities and L+M Development and the team worked with Curtis + Ginsberg for the design. The structure rises between eight and 15 floors and will offer 400 rental units in studio to two bedroom layouts. It also includes approximately 38,000 square feet for a community facility and 3,200 square feet for commercial space.
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