555 Greenwich in Hudson Square will soon be home to a new 16-story office building designed by COOKFOX Architects. Trinity Church Wall Street has partnered with Hines and Norges Bank Investment Management; the joint venture is being called Hudson Square Properties.
In the 1970’s the Willis-Knighton Health System in Louisiana began adapting abandoned buildings into much needed medical clinics. By 1995, they had begun their work on Project Neighbor health, which sought to provide health clinics in areas where there were medically disadvantaged peoples.
The corner of New York Avenue and Farragut Road in East Flatbush is now home to 89 new senior housing units, designed by Heritage Architecture and Rodney Leon Architects and built by Brisa Builders.
Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens, one of the largest faith-based affordable housing providers, has launched a solar-energy project across its existing 44 buildings. The initiative is a response to Pope Francis’ 2015 letter, Laudato Si, which outlined his environmental concerns, including climate change.
The Related Companies plans to open a Class A office building of the former West Palm home of the First Church of Christ, Scientist.
The Workforce and Development Talent Center at EBC is one of five operational stores that provide pharmacy training services to individuals with disabilities, mature workers, youth and veterans. The newly opened center will train pharmacy technicians, customer service associates, call center associates and retail associates.
After a multi-year legal battle with their development partners, Brisa Builders over $3,000 a month condo fees, the CEO of Brisa Builders and Pastor Felix Gross were to resolve their legal issues out of the courtroom. Evangelical Church Disciples of Christ opened its new worship space in late June with a celebration of the 100th birthday of its co-founder, Aide Cabrera, Pastor Gross’ mother.
Grace Midtown has “planted [a] city-centered church” in the English Avenue neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. Sited in an old warehouse along the Atlanta Beltline, Grace Midtown Church Atlanta attracts younger, nontraditional worshippers to their community.
Covington Garrett Intergenerational Home in Jamaica, Queens is only the second “grandparents” affordable housing project in New York State, and only one of a handful across the country. The 53,000 SF building, developed by The D&F Development Group, LLC, contains 52 affordable units.
Grace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon, NY had already planned to construct a new sanctuary on three neighboring lots on Second Street and Sixth Avenue when the coronavirus pandemic hit. Worship attendance changed overnight as congregants started tuning in virtually from their homes, other states or from other countries during the quarantine.
