300 West
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Ingrained Hospitality Concepts announced plans to open a third and fourth location, at Rockefeller Center and JACX&CO, to open rice bowl shop FIELDTRIP. Tishman Speyer owns the two new locations of dining concept space. FIELDTRIP is looking to expand their customers and connect with local communities by joining Rockefeller Center’s iconic mix and the JACX&CO’s trendy up and coming Long Island City neighborhood.
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The Smile by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group has opened leasing and released new photography of model residences and amenities. The BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group, founded in Copenhagen, has embraced their Danish architecture background and designed The Smile with a contemporary and lively minimalistic aesthetic. The building is nearing complete with a name that comes from the curve shaped façade that resembles a smile and blends in with the vibrant Harlem neighborhood.
The rental development features studios, one and two-bedroom apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows and in unit washer and dryer. The lobby is full of life decorated with Harlem-inspired colorful murals. Amenity spaces include a fitness center, spa and work-from-home space. The Smile Rooftop Club features a swimming pool, whirlpools, BBQ station and open air movie theatre. Pricing starts at $2,056 per month for an apartment. The Smile is located in the heart of Harlem’s vibrant and cultural neighborhood with many popular restaurants and bars within walking distance.
The Smile is located at 158 East 126th Street and developed by Blumenfeld Development Group. The exclusive leasing and marketing agent is Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing.
South Harlem’s newest condominium 300 West is achieving sales success regardless of the tough market. This condominium has a wait list of over 700 registrants and in less than two months has more than 20 contracts out on apartments with closings slated for the end of this year. 300 West is attracting buyers due to the attainable pricing for a full amenity building complete with a 3,000 square foot landscaped rooftop.
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Nortco Development has unveiled new renderings of their Issac & Stern Architects-Designed Eleven Hancock Place. Located in Harlem between Morningside Avenue and 124th Street, the mixed-use project will feature 130,000 SF of total development offering both retail targeting big-box retailers and a residential portion offering condominiums.
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Level One Holdings has revealed 10 Lenox, their new collection of 29 designer residences in Harlem. The project is designed by Issac & Stern Architects with interiors by Fogarty Finger Architects and will introduce an elevated design aesthetic to the surrounding neighborhood.
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Savanna has revealed first renderings for the Incorporated Architecture and Design (INC) and SLCE-Architects designed Vandewater, which will rise over the Jewish Theological Seminary's Morningside Heights Campus after it was announced last year (2017).
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Permits have been filed for the expansion of the Studio Museum of Harlem. The museum will add a 6-story International Center for Contemporary Artists of African Descent next door to their existing building. The new ultra-modern structure will be designed by Adjaye Associates, led by Sir David Adjaye.
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Columbia University will open its new Lenfest Center for the Arts, which was designed by Renzo Piano, on April 22. The Lenfest Center for the Arts is the school's first dedicated facility for its School of Arts to host performances and events. It is located on Columbia University's Manhattanville Campus and is adjacent to the new Jerome L. Green Science Center. The Lenfest Center for the Arts is 60,000 SF and also features the Miriam and Ira D Wallach Art Gallery. Renzo Piano's architecture firm collaborated with Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill on the master plan for the Columbia's Manhattanville Campus and he has designed many of the buildings including the University Forum and Academic Conference Center.
