Ground-Up Developments in NYC

Developed. A six-story 1910 horse stable enlarged into a ten-story luxury condominium of 49,606 sq ft, new floors carried up through the original frame with cantilevered dormers. Architect Rogers Partners, interiors Neal Beckstedt Studio; PARC as developer and general contractor.

Developed. A 42,079 sq ft ground-up building on a former gas station site, excavated for automated underground parking with a space for every condominium. Developed with Avery Hall Investments, architect BKSK; PARC as co-developer and general contractor.

Developed. A ground-up mixed-use tower of 180 apartments over retail, 213,225 sq ft, clad in pearlescent metal panels. Co-developed with Delshah Capital to a design by CetraRuddy; PARC as co-developer and owner's representative.

Developed. A 16-story, 81,865 sq ft condominium tower on Norfolk Street whose pixelated blue glass envelope folds to follow the zoning envelope and cantilevers over the tenement rooflines. Design architect Bernard Tschumi; PARC as developer and general contractor.

Explore the Renwick Street project by PARC New York, showcasing innovative urban design and community-focused development. This page provides insights into the project's objectives, design elements, and its impact on the local area.