Attached Housing Development
A 21-unit rowhouse project has been designed in the Corona neighborhood of Queens. The site, which was previously a gas station, underwent extensive environmental remediation and regulatory review prior to construction. The building’s facade showcases a playful modulation of indentations, creating a rhythmic visual pattern.
Modulation and Proportion: The building’s undulating facade composition creates a unique perception from the street.
Materials: High-quality materials, including clay bricks and custom cornice moldings sourced from across North America, are accentuated with cast stone details to add character and interest to the building.
Energy Efficiency: The design incorporates both material sustainability and energy efficiency, providing an environmentally conscious solution.
