Upcoming Long Island City Rental Sports Upgraded Design by Meshberg Group

Meshberg Group design (l); Karl Fischer Architect (r)

Friday, Dec 16, 2016 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

In the booming Queens Plaza section of Long Island City, a 16-story tower at 41-21 28th Street has quietly risen between Queens Plaza North and 41st Avenue. All Year Management paid $17 million for the parcel in 2014 and initially enlisted the prolific Karl Fischer Architect (KFA) as the designers. Now the team has tapped the design sensitives of the Meshberg Group who will enclose the structure in a timeless red-brick façade that pays homage to light-industrial factory buildings common throughout the neighborhood.

Exterior drawing of 41-21 28th Street via Meshberg Group

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Recently published images from the Meshberg Group show the façade will be articulated by detailed brick-work, multi-pane windows with lintels and brick cornices. The building rises in three masses and will be topped by a three-floor section with large windows framed by red and white brickwork.

Recent construction shot

Inside will be 188 apartments. Many upper level units will feature views of the Manhattan skyline and the East River bridges. Amenities will include a laundry room, bike storage and several outdoor terraces. The building recently topped off and is slated for completion sometime next year.

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