project-img

Mount Vernon

This development is a three phase project in Mount Vernon, New York. The site enjoys excellent public transportation as it is a major stop on all north bound commuter trains out of Grand Central Station and it's located on two major auto highways. Mount Vernon has a socio economic divide between its northern more residential suburban area, and the southern area subject to urban blight. The vision for this building is to bridge the socio-economic separation and unite Mount Vernon.

Phase 1 consists of the mixed-use Gramatan Building which contains workforce housing, commercial, parking for the retail area, community facility use, a mini police station and substantial tenant amenity spaces such as meeting room, lounges, a gym, tot lot, study areas, movie theater and yoga room.

Phase 2 is The Oakley Building that was built as a market rate home ownership structure located between the other buildings.

Phase 3 consists of the Crary Building which is at the farthest and eastern most portion of the PUD, and will feature 59 units of senior housing.

Architecture as a socio-economic bridge

Location

Mount Vernon, NY

Project Details

Mixed-Use / Residential / Workforce Housing / Senior Housing

Status

Completed

Partner-In-Charge

David E. Gross AIA

Client

Peter Fine, Atlantic Development Group

project-img
project-img
project-img
project-img
project-img
project-img
project-img
project-img
project-img

More Projects

Chelsea Park

267 Pacific

88 Morningside

The Emerson