215 North 10th

Location:

New York

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Project Type:

Mixed-Use Development

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116 Guion stands as a beacon of hope and progress for the New Rochelle community, marking the culmination of a decade-long vision for downtown revitalization. This transformative project, known as The Renaissance, will introduce a best-in-class workforce housing development alongside a brand-new Boys & Girls Club, serving as a vital resource for the city's youth. Embracing the principles of sustainability and community engagement, 116 Guion exemplifies the power of public-private partnerships in driving the goals of urban renewal and social empowerment.

Background

The genesis of 116 Guion traces back to a concerted effort by local stakeholders, non-profit organizations, and government entities to revitalize downtown New Rochelle. Spearheaded by the Guion Renaissance Housing Development Fund Corporation, The NRP Group, Kensworth Consulting, and The Remington Boys & Girls Club, this ambitious project aims to address the pressing need for affordable housing while nurturing the potential of the city's youth. Through collaborative efforts and unwavering commitment, 116 Guion emerged as a symbol of progress and possibility for the community.

Objectives

To create a mixed-use development that addresses the need for affordable workforce housing in New Rochelle.
To establish a new Boys & Girls Club facility that provides essential services and support to the city's youth population.
To foster a sense of community and belonging through the provision of amenities and communal spaces within the residential building.
To adhere to sustainability guidelines and promote environmental responsibility in the development process.
To catalyze downtown revitalization efforts and contribute to the overall economic and social well-being of New Rochelle.

Approach

The development of 116 Guion followed a comprehensive approach that prioritized collaboration, sustainability, and community engagement. Through close coordination between public and private entities, the project sought to address the diverse needs of the community while adhering to rigorous environmental standards. The design and construction of The Renaissance and the Boys & Girls Club were guided by principles of inclusivity, accessibility, and innovation, ensuring that they serve as enduring assets for generations to come.

Solutions

Construction of an 11-story residential building offering 180 units of best-in-class workforce housing, catering to households earning at or below 40% to 80% AMI.
Integration of essential amenities such as fitness room, club room, lobby, laundry room, mail room, and roof terrace within the residential building to enhance residents' quality of life.
Implementation of sustainable design features and practices in accordance with Enterprise Green Community guidelines to minimize environmental impact and promote energy efficiency.

Results

Upon completion, 116 Guion will serve as a catalyst for positive change and community empowerment in New Rochelle. The development will not only address the critical need for affordable housing but also provide essential resources and support to the city's youth through the new Boys & Girls Club facility. By leveraging the strength of public-private partnerships, 116 Guion exemplifies the potential for collaborative efforts to drive urban revitalization and create inclusive, sustainable communities where all residents can thrive and prosper.