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A super-thin, 20-story residential tower known as Pencil is planned on Garrett Street along the River Thames in Wandsworth, Southwest London, Architects’ Journal reports. The 13-m-wide block on which Pencil is set to rise currently houses a car park and is next to a 1930s structure that once housed a paint factory but was converted into workshops…
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Developers of One North Terrace, a planned twin-tower residential structure on the edge of the Adelaide, Australia, CBD, have won approval from the state commission assessment panel to build next to the heritage-listed Newmarket Hotel, The Urban Developer reported on August 25. The plan includes two 32-story towers that will provide 191 residential apartments and 161 serviced…
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Phase II of Elevate, a multi-tower residential project in Gurgaon, India, being jointly developed by international real estate firm Hines and Indian real estate company Conscient Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., has been launched, Hines recently announced. The project will total 556 for-sale three- and four-bedroom apartments ranging from approximately 2,100 to 3,400 ft2. Hines and Conscient…
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As part of a push to make the Canary Wharf megadevelopment on London’s Isle of Dogs more residential, Canary Wharf Group unveiled plans for a 55-story tower with more than 600 homes, Housing Today reports. Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Park Place would rise on a vacant lot on the development’s western edge and include 624…
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Three high-rise projects by noted firm Safdie Architects — one nearly completed, one just topped out and one newly launched — offer a vision of residential projects in Asia and Latin America embracing the ideal created by architect Moshe Safdie more than 50 years ago with his Habitat ’67, the firm recently said. The three projects —…
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A 31-story residential building, at a total planned height of 110 m, has been proposed in front of the JR Koiwa station in Tokyo, according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. The JR Koiwa Station North Exit District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project from Mitsui Fudosan Residential and Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate will create…
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Frazee, Minnesota-based inclined elevator provider Marine Innovations, Inc., has added Gilford, New Hampshire-based Winnipesaukee Island Services, LLC (WIS) as a dealer. Founded in 2009, WIS specializes in residential construction, mooring services, dock installation and maintenance for homeowners throughout New Hampshire. The company is now able to offer inclined lifts to its customers on Lake Winnipesaukee…
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In Buffalo, New York, Stinson Hospitality Real Estate is proposing a 20-story condominium building to sit alongside the Buffalo Grand Hotel on the hotel’s property, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat reports. The proposed building would reach 250 ft and would be built on an L-shaped parking lot that wraps around the back of the…
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Qualex-Landmark’s 24th residential community, Artesia, designed by Ramsay Worden Architects, will feature 247 one-, two- and three- bedroom residences in a 31-story high-rise building on the quieter side of Metrotown in Burnaby, Canada, according to a press release in Burnaby Now. A lobby will sit upon an aquatic base, forming a gateway to 5,300 ft2 of interior…
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Developers have begun work on a new residential tower in the Roosevelt Row Arts District of Phoenix, Arizona, Benzinga Pro reported on July 27. Hubbard Street Group and Cresset Real Estate Partners broke ground for Skye on 6th, a 26-story, 309-unit building that will be Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-certified and include 6,500 ft2 of ground-floor retail…
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