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 Anderson Avenue Project
-New Destiny's newest project is located in the Highbridge/Concourse section of the Bronx, within walking distance of Yankee Stadium.
We will build an eight story apartment building with 41 units, a residents' lounge, offices, and secure outdoor space.
This service-enriched project will reserve half of the units for low-income domestic violence survivors with the remainder available to low-income working households.
The project will participate in NYSERDA's Multifamily Residential Program and incorporate energy saving, sustainable and non-toxic features such as a high efficiency condensing boiler, lighting on motion sensors, low E-glass windows, low VOC chemicals, and a green roof.
Architect: Magnusson Architects and Planners
Funding: Low Income Housing Tax Credits, NYS Homeless Housing and Assistance Program, Bronx Borough President and Federal Home Loan Bank
NYC leads national Trend, The Highbridge Lowdown September 18, 2008
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ML: Magnusson Architects' 1070 Anderson Avenue in the Bronx, Greenbuildingsnyc.com September 08, 2008
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Magnusson Architecture and Planning ,OC designs innovative sustainable and affordable housing for the New York borough, WorldArchitectureNews.com August 29, 2008
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Bainbridge Manor, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
- We will develop a 23 unit, service-enriched, mixed-income permanent housing on four vacant lots adjacent to three other New Destiny-owned projects in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.
The project will include common areas, offices, and a landscaped backyard serving low-income domestic violence survivors as well as families and individuals from the community. The proximity of Bainbridge Manor to our other properties will provide economies of scale in the provision of social services as well as the maintenance and operation of the building.
Bainbridge Manor will incorporate sustainable and non-toxic features and aim to meet NYSERDA's Multifamily Performance Program standards, providing a healthy and economical environment for building residents.
Archictect: Harden Van Arnam Architects
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