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Public Design Commission Conceptual Presentation on Open PUBLIC DESIGN COMMISSION FINAL REVIEW JANUARY 19, 2021 WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE NEW YORK CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION HARGREAVES JONES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE GARRISON ARCHITECTS // DELTA FOUNTAINS // TILLETT LIGHTING LANGAN // WESLER-COHEN ASSOCIATES // PAUL COWIE & ASSOCIATES // CRAUL LAND SCIENTIST NORTHERN DESIGN // SITEWORKS // MILROSE CONSULTANTS THE ORATORY CHURCH OF ST 4 METROTECH CENTER DELI BONIFACE CHURCH (1ST FL) (JP MORGAN CHASE & CO) FLATBUSH AVENUE BROOKLYN BROOKLYN SAVANNA DEVELOPMENT (141 WILLOUGHBY STREET) Manhattan New Jersey WILLOUGHBY WILLOUGHBY STREET SQUARE Brooklyn AVA DOBRO Staten Island BROOKLYN POINT MIXED USE - RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL BRIDGE STREET DUFFIELD STREET ALOT WILLOUGHBY FLATBUSH AVENUE GOLD STREET / ALBEE SQUARE (W HOTELS) SQUARE CITY NTS East Brooklyn SHERATON Bridge BROOKLYN River Park Cadman Navy Plaza Flatbush Ave Ext Yard Flushing Ave Clark St Cadman Plaza W Commodore Barry Park 227 DUFFIELD 230 DUFFIELD ST STREET Pierrepont St Brooklyn-Queens Expwy Tillary St (TOWNHOUSE) Johnson St HOTEL INDIGO CITY POINT (299 DUFFIELD STREET) (7 DEKALB AVENUE) Henry St Myrtle Ave Clinton St Ft Greene Gold St Duffield St Bridge St Willoughby St Park OFFERMAN Vanderbilt Ave ONE WILLOUGHBY SQUARE WILLOUGHBY Bklyn BUILDING MIXED USE - SCHOOL/OFFICE Fulton St Long Island Hospital SQUARE University Center Dekalb Ave Adams St Smith St BRIQ Hoyt St (237 DUFFIELD STREET) Bond St Atlantic St Nevins St THE AZURE (436 ALBEE SQUARE) Brooklyn-Queens Expwy NEIGHBORHOOD 1000’ SITE N RESIDENTIAL MIXED-USE SCALE: NTS HOTEL FUTURE DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL 500 1000 2000 WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // PROJECT LOCATION NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 2 WILLOUGHBY STREET 2 DUFFIELD STREET ALBEE SQUARE WEST N 1 1 - VIEW FROM THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SITE LOOKING NORTH WEST 2 - VIEW FROM ALBEE SQUARE WEST, ALONG THE EASTERN EDGE OF THE SITE UP ALBEE SQUARE WEST LOOKING WEST WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SITE PHOTOS NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 3 WILLOUGHBY STREET 3 4 DUFFIELD STREET ALBEE SQUARE WEST N 3 - VIEW FROM NORTHEAST CORNER OF SITE LOOKING WEST ON WILLOUGHBY 4 - VIEW FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SITE LOOKING TOWARDS STREET CITYPOINT WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SITE PHOTOS NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 4 WILLOUGHBY STREET 5 6 DUFFIELD STREET ALBEE SQUARE WEST N 5 - VIEW FROM WILLOUGHBY STREET, LOOKING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 6 - VIEW FROM CORNER OF DUFFIELD STREET & WILLOUGHBY STREET LOOKING THE SITE TOWARDS DUFFIELD STREET SOUTH TOWARDS FULTON STREET WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SITE PHOTOS NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 MATERIAL KEYING LEGEND: V V U U T FXCOLLABORATIVET RENDERING WILLOUGHBY STREET S ONE WILLOUGHBYS SQUARE 8 R R Q Q P P N N M M L L DUFFIELD STREET K K 7 J J H H G G ALBEE SQUARE WEST CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS ISSUE 12/14/2017 80% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 10/27/2017 DOB SUBMISSION 09/07/2017 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 06/22/2017 F SCHEMATIC DESIGN 03/17/2017 F N NO. REVISIONS | SUBMISSIONS DATE FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS, LLP | 22 WEST 19TH STREET | NEW YORK, NY 10011 | T 212.627.1700 | F 212.463.8716 | WWW.FXFOWLE.COM E DESIMONE CONSULTING ENGINEERS E 140 Broadway, 25th Floor, New York, NY 10005 212-532-2211 COSENTINI ASSOCIATES 2 Pennsylvania Plaza, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10121 212-615-3600 LANGAN 21 Pennsylvania Plaza, 350 West 31st Street, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212-479-5400 FORST CONSULTING AND ARCHITECTURE 19 West 44th Street, Suite 611, New York, NY 10036 212-286-0900 VAN DEUSEN & ASSOCIATES 120 Eagle Rock Avenue, Suite 310, East Hanover, NJ 07936 973-994-9220 D FISHER MARANTZ STONE D 22 West 19th Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10011 212-691-3020 CERAMI 404 Fifth Avenue, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10018 212-370-1776 STEVEN WINTER ASSOCIATES 307 Seventh Avenue, Suite 1701, New York, NY 10001 212-564-5800 ENTEK ENGINEERING, LLC 166 Ames Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601 201-820-2801 C C ONE WILLOUGHBY SQUARE 420 ALBEE SQUARE, BROOKLYN, NY DRAWING TITLE: PERSPECTIVE VIEWS 1 B B Seal: Drawn: Project No.: JG 16055.L00 Checked: Cad File: YK Reviewed: Drawing No.: BF A Date: A A1 AERIAL VIEW FROM DUFFIELD AND WILLOUGHBY CORNER 03/17/17 A-301.00 Scale: ONE WILLOUGHBY SQUARE Sheet 86 of 281 NTS 12/14/2017 9:01:33 PM 9:01:33 12/14/2017 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 c 2016 FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS, LLP | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED UNDER CONSTRUCTION HOTEL INDIGO (BLANK WALL) CITY POINT 227 DUFFIELD ST. (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT SITE) FOOD VENDORS + TRADER JOES IN LOWER LEVEL 7 - VIEW FROM DUFFIELD STREET TOWARDS BROOKLYN POINT RESIDENTIAL 8 - VIEW FROM WILLOUGHBY STREET LOOKING SOUTH TOWARDS HOTEL INDIGO TOWER AND ONE WILLOUGHBY SQUARE WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SITE PHOTOS NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 6 1 WILLOUGHBY STREET 2 SITE FULTON STREET WILLOUGHBY DUFFIELD STREET PLAZA ALBEE SQUARE WEST N 1 - VIEW LOOKING WEST TOWARDS ADAMS STREET, LARGELY PAVED WITH BENCHES SURROUNDING TREE PITS. 2 - VIEW LOOKING NORTHWEST TOWARDS PEARL STREET WITH MOVEABLE TABLES AND CHAIRS TO THE NORTHWEST AND TREE PITS SURROUNDED BY BENCHES TO THE EAST. WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // NEARBY OPEN SPACE CHARACTER : WILLOUGHBY PLAZA NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 7 1 METROTECH 2 COMMONS WILLOUGHBY STREET SITE FULTON STREET DUFFIELD STREET ALBEE SQUARE WEST N 1 - VIEW LOOKING EAST TOWARDS BRIDGE STREET. MOVABLE TABLES AND CHAIRS BELOW MATURE TREES IN CRUSHED STONE PAVING. 2 - VIEW LOOKING FROM MYRTLE AVENUE LOOKING WEST TOWARDS FLATHBUSH AVENUE. MATURE TREE ALLEE. WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // NEARBY OPEN SPACE CHARACTER : METROTECH COMMONS NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 8 WILLOUGHBY STREET SITE FULTON STREET DUFFIELD STREET ALBEE SQUARE WEST ALBEE SQUARE 1 2 N 1- VIEW FROM ALBEE SQUARE LOOKING EAST 2- VIEW FROM ALBEE SQUARE LOOKING NORTH EAST WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // NEARBY OPEN SPACE CHARACTER : ALBEE SQUARE NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 9 CITY POINT ONE WILLOUGHBY 48 STORIES SQUARE: 34 STORIES CITY POINT AVALON 48 STORIES 57 STORIES SHERATON BROOKLYN POINT HOTEL INDIGO 57 STORIES 19 STORIES POTENTIAL FUTURE DEVELOPMENT - TBD CHASE BANK 141 WILLOUGHBY ST. 23 STORIES (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT) WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // EXISTING + FUTURE BUILDING CONTEXT NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 10 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM N NTS WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SUN STUDIES - SUMMER SOLSTICE - JUNE 21 NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 11 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM N NTS WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SUN STUDIES - SPRING / FALL SOLSTICE - MARCH 21 / SEPTEMBER 21 NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 12 FLATBUSH AVENUE EXISTING TREES WILLOUGHBY STREET CONTAMINATED LEAD SOIL 4’ DEPTH FLATBUSH AVENUE BRIDGE STREET STREETBRIDGE BRIDGE ALBEE SQUARE SQUARE ALBEE ALBEE GOLD STREET STREETGOLD GOLD / / DUFFIELD STREETSTREET DUFFIELD DUFFIELD EXISTING FENCE CONTAMINATED LEAD SOIL APPROX. EASEMENT LOCATION 4’ DEPTH APPROX. BUILDING TIEBACK LOCATIONS ONTO WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE BUILDING EGRESS LOADING DOCK OFFICE N 227 DUFFIELD BIKE LOADING LOADING DOCK ENTRANCE LOBBY DOCK 1WSQ 0 30’ 60’ WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SITE CONSIDERATIONS NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 13 WILLOUGHBY STREET N 0 30’ 60’ planting area curb bench water element seat wall removed 1 tree @ slope 6 removed 2 trees @ lawn 7 play area flush curb fence + gates 1 revised height ALBEE SQUARE W. stepped seat wall seating area movable tables + chairs seatwall DUFFIELD STREET lawn light pole added 8 planters 8 trash + recycling receptacle added 3 trees @ grove 9 storage enclosure dog park maintenance area 2 revised fence+gate layout, material walkway 3 revised bench layout revised walkway layout 10 added bollards 11 4 added dog waste bag dispenser revised light pole layout 12 revised fence product 5 expanded plant palette 13 18” ht. wall throughout WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SCHEMATIC PLAN NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 14 WILLOUGHBY STREET MATERIALS LEGEND CONCRETE UNIT PAVING STONE PAVING CRUSHED STONE PAVING ALBEE SQUARE W. -STABILIZED SAFTY SURFACE DUFFIELD STREET CONCRETE PAVING LANDSCAPE BOULDERS revised walkway layout 10 N WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SITE MATERIALS PLAN 0 30’ 60’ NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 15 FURNISHING LEGEND WILLOUGHBY STREET BENCH 18” HT. SEAT WALL 18” HT. STEPPED SEAT WALL 18’ HT. SEAT WALL 48” HT WIRE+BAR FENCE 30” HT WIRE+BAR FENCE ON 18” HT WALL 72” HT. FENCE ON 18” HT WALL 48” HT MESH FENCE ON 6” CURB TABLES AND CHAIRS TRASH RECEPTACLE 1 revised height RECYCLING RECEPTACLE DRINKING FOUNTAIN ALBEE SQUARE W. DOG DRINKING FOUNTAIN DOG WASTE BAG DISPENSER PLAY EQUIPMENT - COSMO DUFFIELD STREET PLAY EQUIPMENT - ICARUS PLAY EQUIPMENT - SPIRALLO BIGBELLY TRASH + RECYCLING RECEPTACLE DOT CITYBENCH added planters 8 DOT CITYRACK 2 revised fence + gate layout, material BOLLARD 3 revised bench layout added bollards STORAGE ENCLOSURE 11 4 added dog waste bag dispenser PLANTER N 5 revised fence product WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // SEATING + SITE FURNISHING PLAN 0 30’ 60’ NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 16 WILLOUGHBY STREET LIGHTING LEGEND EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURES PEDESTRIAN LIGHT POLE CATENARY LIGHTING WATER ELEMENT - INTEGRATED FLUSH IN GROUND LIGHTS ALBEE SQUARE W. DUFFIELD STREET revised light pole layout 12 N WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // LIGHTING PLAN 0 30’ 60’ NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 17 WILLOUGHBY STREET PLANTING LEGEND EXISTING TREE MINOR TREE CANOPY TREE 6 removed 1 tree @ slope 7 removed 2 trees @ lawn LAWN ALBEE SQUARE W. GRASSES / PERENNIALS GROUND COVER / BULBS DUFFIELD STREET 8 added 8 trees @ planters GROUND COVER / SHRUBS 9 added 3 trees @ grove 13 expanded plant palette throughout N WILLOUGHBY SQUARE OPEN SPACE // PLANTING PLAN 0 30’ 60’ NYCEDC // HARGREAVES JONES PAGE 18 SITE SECTIONS B property line property line A new play fence cosmo spirallo bench movable planter C street tree tables and chairs A duffield street sidewalk landform play area planting bed seating area sidewalk albee square w.
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