Warehouse & Distribution
1020 E 149
Located along the East River in the Bronx, NY, 1020 E 149th Street is a proposed redevelopment of a waterfront site for manufacturing use. The design envisions a multi-level, multi-tenant warehouse and vehicle storage facility, an innovative solution for one of the city's most constrained waterfront sites.
[Bronx, NY]
Reimagine a Waterfront Site for Modern Manufacturing
This waterfront site in the Bronx needed a redevelopment strategy that could support manufacturing use, multiple tenants, and vehicle storage on a site where land is scarce and every square foot has to work harder.
A Multi-Level Solution for a Constrained Site
We designed a multi-level, multi-tenant warehouse and vehicle storage facility for the site, an innovative approach that stacks capacity vertically rather than expanding outward, built to serve manufacturing tenants on one of the East River's most valuable waterfront parcels.
A Vision for the Waterfront's Next Use
The result is a proposed redevelopment that reimagines a waterfront manufacturing site as a multi-level, multi-tenant facility, positioned to make the most of a site where space along the East River is at a premium.
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