111 Willoughby

Location:

New York

Completion:

2025

Project Type:

Mixed-Use Development

Size:

205,000 Sqft

The development at 111 Willoughby Street represents a transformative addition to the bustling landscape of Downtown Brooklyn. Set to rise 40 stories tall, this mixed-use residential tower will not only provide much-needed housing but also contribute to the cultural and social fabric of the neighborhood. With its innovative design and strategic location, the project aims to set new standards for urban living while fostering a sense of community and connectivity.

Background

Designed by GF55 Architects and developed by The Michaels Organization, Triangle Equities, and Geolo Capital, 111 Willoughby Street emerges from the site of a former building, signaling the dawn of a new era for this dynamic corner of Brooklyn. The project's vision is rooted in a commitment to quality, sustainability, and inclusivity, reflecting the evolving needs and aspirations of the local community.

Objectives

  • To develop a mixed-use residential tower that enhances the urban fabric of Downtown Brooklyn.
  • To provide a diverse range of housing options, including affordable units, to address the city's housing needs.
  • To create a vibrant community space through the inclusion of a ministry center and commercial facilities.
  • To prioritize sustainability and energy efficiency in the design and construction of the building.
  • To contribute to the economic vitality of the neighborhood by providing amenities and services for residents and the surrounding community.

Approach

The development of 111 Willoughby Street is guided by a comprehensive approach that emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and sustainability. GF55 Architects' thoughtful design integrates residential, commercial, and community spaces seamlessly, while ZDG oversees construction with a focus on quality and efficiency. The project's proximity to multiple subway stations ensures accessibility and connectivity, further enhancing its appeal to residents and visitors alike.

Solutions

  • Construction of a 40-story tower featuring 227 rental units, a ministry center, and commercial space, catering to the diverse needs of residents and the community.
  • Inclusion of 69 affordable housing units to promote socio-economic diversity and address the city's affordability challenges.
  • Implementation of sustainable building practices and energy-efficient systems to reduce environmental impact and promote long-term sustainability.
  • Collaboration with local stakeholders and community organizations to ensure the project aligns with the needs and aspirations of the neighborhood.

Results

Upon completion in 2025, 111 Willoughby Street will stand as a testament to the power of visionary urban planning and collaborative development. The tower will not only provide much-needed housing options but also serve as a vibrant community hub, offering essential amenities and services to residents and visitors alike. By prioritizing sustainability, inclusivity, and connectivity, the project will contribute to the ongoing revitalization of Downtown Brooklyn, creating a dynamic and thriving urban environment for generations to come.

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