HPD Announces New Apartment and Theater in Mott Haven as Part of “24 in 24” Initiative

On February 16, 2024, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) announced that the city-owned parking lot at 351 Powers Avenue in the Bronx will be converted into “Powerhouse Apartments” and accompanied by a community theater. The apartments will be deeply affordable, and the theater will be housed in an electric powered building in Mott Haven.

From Parking to ‘Powerhouse’: Fully Affordable, Fully Electric Apartments to Replace Bronx Lot in Latest 24 in 24 Development

HPD is Announcing Plans to Convert a City-Owned Parking Lot into High-Quality, Sustainable Apartments with Community Arts & Culture Programming and Jobs Training to Come.

Lottery opens for 72 affordable co-ops in Soundview, available to buy from $183K

A housing lottery opened for 72 newly-constructed co-ops available for purchase in the South Bronx. Located at 1715 Lacombe Avenue in Soundview, the apartments are available to New Yorkers earning 80, 83, and 90 percent of the area median income, or between $61,030 for a single person and $148,950 for a household of seven. The homes are priced between $183,700 for a one-bedroom and $275,000 for a three-bedroom.

NYCHA & HPD Finalize Agreement For Construction Of New Affordable Housing Co-operative Development In The Bronx

The new affordable housing development on NYCHA’s Soundview campus will create more than 70 affordable to middle-income units along with a 25-space parking lot.

73 mixed-income apartments up for grabs in prime Central Harlem, from $680/month

Developed by Lemor Development Group and designed by STAT Architecture, the Robeson features a red-brick facade and contains 79 middle-income units. The building includes just over 2,500 square feet for the New Hope Spring Grove Downtown Baptist Church of Christ, and roughly 7,500 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor.

As netting comes down at The Robeson, affordable lottery launches on Harlem apartments from $680/month

Almost exactly three years since building permits were filed, things are moving quickly as The Robeson nears completion. A recent site visit saw construction topped out at 10 stories high and netting coming down on the red brick facade designed by STAT Architecture. Meanwhile, an affordable lottery has just been announced for 73 units within.

NYCHA and HPD Finalize Agreement for Construction of New Affordable Housing in Soundview

STAT Architecture designed the 100% affordable home ownership housing development at NYCHA’s Soundview campus

Smart, Inspiring, Sustainable: Announcing Buildings of Excellence Round One Winners

STAT Architecture is proud to receive the Buildings of Excellence: Early Design Phase award from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

Who’s Afraid of a Transit Desert?

“Developers are moving farther away from train and rail stations in New York in search of bargains and untapped markets.”

“Called Soundview Park Homes and designed by STAT Architecture, the proposed complex is awaiting financing from the city’s department of Housing Preservation and Development. Details are not finalized, but the development could have 72 for-sale units reserved for buyers making up to 90 percent of the regional median income, or $86,490 a year for a family of three. It is the third phase of a project that also included below-market-rate rentals and senior housing on a former parking lot owned by the New York City Housing Authority.”

Local Nonprofits to Build 20 Affordable Units in Bushwick

Local news outlet for Brooklyn, By Brooklyn, features our project at 63 Stockholm Street, a Passive House and Affordable new residential construction.

Revealed: Eight-Story, 31-Unit Mixed-Use Project at 1325 Southern Boulevard, Crotona Park East

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STAT Architecture was featured on Archinect's Small Studio Snapshot series

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STAT Architecture ongoing works as reported by Yimby